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Pluviose was captured after GPS and phone records directed police to a house in Montgomery, a city just slightly smaller than Rochester. Here s what Greece Police Chief Drew Forsythe said Wednesday night. Forsythe: A female was observed leaving a residence, a felony stop was conducted, and she was taken into custody. Located on the floorboard under blankets in the back seat were Shekeria and Dimitri. Shekeria and Dimitri are the sister and brother abducted from their foster home Monday night after police say two people went in through a front window and took them. DNA from blood at the window, phone records, and GPS from a getaway rental car took police to Montgomery and the arrest of Pluviose. ....
Created: January 21, 2021 06:40 PM ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) When police Wednesday made a miraculous rescue of the two children in Greece who were kidnapped on Monday, they arrested one woman. Thursday, we reached out to dozens of contacts and sources to find out who she is. News10NBC obtained the booking photo and name of the woman in custody. News10NBC is working to confirm this with police. When two people broke through a window and into a foster home in Greece Monday night to kidnap Dimitri and Shekeria Cash, one of them got cut by the glass. Greece Police Chief Drew Forsythe says police got a sample of the blood to John Clark at the Monroe County Crime Lab. ....
By Brianna Hamblin , Wendy Wright , Keegan Trunick and Spectrum News Staff Greece UPDATED 8:44 PM ET Jan. 19, 2021 PUBLISHED 1:08 AM ET Jan. 19, 2021 PUBLISHED 1:08 AM EST Jan. 19, 2021 SHARE GREECE, N.Y. An intense search and massive multi-police agency search is underway in an effort to find two young children abducted from their Greece home Sunday night. “We are gravely concerned for their wellbeing,” said Greece Police Chief Drew Forsythe during a news conference on Tuesday as he described the terrifying events surrounding ....
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Dimitri Cash Jr., 5, and his younger sister Shekeria Cash, 3, were located in Montgomery, Alabama shortly before 6 p.m., said Greece Police Chief Drew Forsythe. The siblings were on the floorboard, under blankets in the backseat of a vehicle after police tracked a rental car there. The children are in police custody tonight and are in no further danger, Forsythe said. The siblings were forcibly and violently removed from their foster home on English Road around 8:40 p.m. Monday by two masked, unidentified suspects. Authorities tracked a car rented locally to an address in Montgomery. A woman leaving that residence was apprehended during a vehicle stop, which is when the children were located. Forsythe would not reveal if the police have identified the two men who kidnapped the children. They are not in custody, however. ....