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Police share details after abducted New York children were found in Alabama (WBNG/WROC) Two children forcibly taken from their foster home in Greece, N.Y. on Monday were found safe in Alabama Wednesday evening. Greece Police Chief Andrew Forsythe said 3-year-old Shekeria Cash and 5-year-old Dmitri Cash are in police custody and are no longer in danger. The children were found in Montgomery, Ala., tracked by a vehicle that was rented out of Rochester, N.Y. Chief Forsythe said one person is in custody in Alabama. He could not release the identity of the person in custody due to the investigation. ....
In a statement released Wednesday morning, Greece police Sgt. Jarded René said in part: Due to the sensitive nature and complexity to this investigation we will not be releasing (or confirming) information as it relates to suspect interviews, witness interviews or other evidentiary details until it is prudent to do so. We have partnered with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies for assistance with this investigation. Please know that tireless efforts are being taken to find these children and bring this case to a successful conclusion. An AMBER Alert was issued on Tuesday for a 3-year-old girl and a 5-year-old boy who were abducted Monday night. Police say 5-year-old Dmitri Cash Jr. and 3-year-old Shekeria Cash were taken from a foster home on English Road in the town of Greece by suspects who wore ski masks and used duct tape during their break-in. ....