The Memphis Police Department has lifted a City Watch for a 4-month-old baby girl, who was previously reported missing and endangered after being taken by her 17-year-old mother, officials confirmed. The toddler, Magnolia Love-Miller, was last seen as she was spirited away by her mother, Kamaya Love-Miller, who is said to be a habitual runaway.
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Have you seen Magnolia Love-Miller -4 months old and Kamaya Love-Miller? pic.twitter.com/DHdSg7KkvY
According to Action News 5, the young mother fled from the infant's legal guardian's house with her daughter. The alert for Magnolia, who has been found safe, was called off on Sunday morning. The circumstances surrounding the disappearance and her eventual location remain unclear, with no additional details provided by the police at this time.
The Memphis Police Department had appealed to the public for any information regarding the whereabouts of Kamaya and Magnolia. Residents were urged to contact the authorities by calling 901-545-2677 if they had seen the victim or the suspect, as per FOX13 Memphis.
Kamaya, who police characterized as a habitual runaway, was last described as a 4’7″ young woman with black hair and brown eyes. She left with the infant on foot without permission and refused to return, WREG News details.
