Maryland police search for stolen car with toddler inside
A toddler who was reported missing Thursday night after the car he was in was stolen has been found, authorities said.
Police in Maryland issued an Amber Alert as they searched for 3-year-old Blake Morgan, who was inside a brown 2015 Nissan Armada with the Maryland license plate LEP1350. The car was taken by a stranger in Prince George’s County, police said.Blake had last been seen wearing blue jeans, a red undershirt, and a red/blue jacket, the alert said. County police began the hunt after the car was reported stolen in the 5300 block of Ritchie Marlboro Road about 6:20 p.m., said Cpl.
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