IMPD searches for stolen car with baby boy inside it

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis police are trying to find a person who stole a white Ford Fusion automotive with a 6-month-old child boy inside.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Division was known as shortly earlier than 9:30 p.m. Monday for a report of a stolen car on the Marathon gasoline station at 1845 E. Michigan St. That’s just a few blocks east of I-65/I-70 within the downtown space. It’s southeast of the Arsenal Technical Excessive Faculty campus.

Officers arrived to study the automotive had been stolen with the boy inside it. The automotive has a white grill, silver rims, harm to the passenger aspect, and a brief plate, R229474. “It’s solely potential that that plate has been eliminated at this level,” stated Lt. Shane Foley of IMPD throughout a information convention simply over an hour after police had been initially known as.

Police shared a photograph of the automotive on Twitter. The automotive was final seen going east on East Michigan Avenue in opposition to visitors, IMPD tweeted.

Foley recognized the boy as Taveon Foy Jr. “We’re deeply involved concerning the youngster and the kid’s security,” he stated

IMPD was working with Indiana State Police to get an Amber Alert issued.

Police launched a photograph of the suspect, sporting a purple shirt, from a surveillance digicam contained in the Marathon station. The picture had a timestamp of 9:13 p.m. Monday.

Anybody who sees the automotive was requested to name 911.