Quebec provincial police are continuing their search for the father of two deceased girls who were the subject of an Amber Alert earlier this week.
ST-APOLLINAIRE, QUE -- Police in Quebec are searching a heavily wooded area in Saint-Apollinaire for Martin Carpentier, the father of the two girls whose bodies were discovered Saturday following a three-day Amber Alert.
“Some people said they saw him so we are continuing to focus on that area,” said Surete du Quebec Sgt. Ann Mathieu. READ MORE: 'Incomprehensible tragedy': Manhunt for father after deaths of daughters who were subject of Amber AlertThe SQ also made a plea to residents on Sunday to not livestream the manhunt for Carpentier after an incident Saturday night.
“So that’s why we ask the people, we appreciate the work you want to do for us, we appreciate your goodwill, but doing so is not a good idea to help us. It’s not helping us,” said Matthieu.
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