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Urgent search underway for two missing children last seen at north Columbus Burger King; Amber Alert issued

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Urgent search underway for two missing children last seen at north Columbus Burger King; Amber Alert issued
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An urgent search is underway Sunday after two children were abducted from the north Columbus Burger King on Veterans Parkway. An Amber Alert has been issued.

Both children were last seen at 7310 Veterans Parkway (Burger King) on Sunday, October 15, between 11:30 AM and 12:00 PM.

The first missing child is Kylie Horne. She is an 11-year-old white female with brown hair. Kylie has straight shoulder length hair. She was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, gray sweatpants, and white Croc shoes.

The second missing child is Kylann Harper. She is a four-year-old white female with brown hair and blue eyes. Kylann was last seen wearing a long sleeve shirt and pants.

They were originally in a 2011 Honda CRV, GA tag #TGS7835.

They are now believed to be in a 2004 Gold Lexus (GA tag #SBZ8631).

Both vehicles remain of interest to law enforcement in the case. They are believed to be in extreme danger and in the custody of Mikaela Harrell last seen in a 2011 blue/gray Honda CRV SUV (GA tag of TGS7835), direction of flight believed to be Ocilla, Georgia. A second suspect was identified as Kaila Spires.

“We need your help. Please check your yard, complex and vehicle. If you have any information, please call 706-653-3232,” police said.

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