According to what was reported, new details appeared in the case of a one -year -old boy by his father and grandparents earlier this week during a violent fight with the child’s mother at the Target store in Los Angeles Province.
September 7 accident, which prompted amber alert in southern California, was revealed in the parking lot in the store, located in the 17700 bloc of Kulima Road in the city of industry shortly before 11 am
Investigators said that the 20 -year -old Antonisco is close to the child’s mother and obliged her with a knife, while the boy’s ancestors, Viorel Illie, 48, and Mariaara Eli, 40, attacked her while he was extracted from her arms.
The 20 -year -old and his parents, along with the one -year -old, fled in the Dark Gray Toyota Siena. Officials said the trio, according to the investigators, may have been heading to Colorado.
The boy’s mother left slight injuries and transported them to the hospital with an ambulance for treatment.
About eight hours later, California Patrol officials, on behalf of the Sherif Angeles County Administration, canceled the stimulation of amber alert, saying only that the child had been found and regained.
In a statement obtained before Los Angeles, Sharif officials later reported that Toyota was seen in Winslo, Arizona, more than 500 miles from the place where one year -old player was kidnapped by officers in the Public Safety Ministry of Arizona.
Antonisco and his parents were arrested, and the boy, who was unharmed, was transferred to a preventive nursery.
The trio is expected to be delivered to Los Angeles Province, although officials did not say exactly when a date was set for that.
The return of the child to southern California has been coordinated and returned to his mother by the Ministry of Los Angeles County for Children’s and Family Services.
Investigators said that the case will be brought to the Los Angeles County attorney office, where the prosecutors will choose whether to be charged with kidnapping, assault with fatal weapons and several other criminal crimes.