Authorities have canceled an Amber Alert for a missing 15-month-old Georgia girl believed to have been abducted by her father.
The child was said to be in “extreme danger” after she was allegedly abducted by 22-year-old Calvin Johnson on Sunday morning, according to the alert, known as a Levi’s Call in Georgia. At around 4 p.m., the child was located, while the father remains at large, Warner Robins police wrote in a news release.
“The child has been recovered safe and unharmed,” the release stated.
At about 5:40 a.m. police received a call about a child abduction, and learned the father took the girl after an unsupervised visit. Police said the mother located them at a gas station on Watson Boulevard. But after spotting her, Johnson allegedly went over to her vehicle with a pistol in hand, police said.
The mother pulled away and Johnson left with the child in a 2003 silver Jeep Liberty, which was last seen driving east on Watson Boulevard, authorities said. The vehicle’s license plate number is CSX5096.
The GBI said it assisted Warner Robins police with activating the alert, which was issued at around 10 a.m. Police did not say how or where the girl was located.
Calvin Johnson is 5 foot 7 and weighs about 140 pounds, officials said. Anyone with more information on the father’s whereabouts or the vehicle is asked to call police at 478-302-5380.
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