YOUNGSTOWN Kahlil L. Sheridan, 24, of Cook Avenue in Boardman, learned Wednesday he will not go to prison for abducting his infant daughter June 25.
But the terms of his five years of probation mean he can visit the child, but must now move out of the home where he abducted her. He and the child’s mother reconciled after the abduction and are now living together.
Sheridan could have gotten as much as three years in prison.
Youngstown police issued an Amber Alert after Sheridan took the child from her mother’s house on Moherman Avenue. Sheridan and the child’s mother did not live together at the time.