Four sisters were found safe in California after an Amber Alert was called. Before being found, they were last seen in their Daybreak neighborhood the morning of Dec. 11. (Photo credit Utah Department of Public Safety)
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — Police have found four missing girls taken from near their Daybreak home yesterday. The girls were found in California near San Diego and were unharmed.
The girls were last seen near their Daybreak home on Dec. 11 around 10:45 a.m. Their father reported them missing around 3 p.m. when they did not return home. Investigators believed their mother to have taken the girls from the home without approval.
The mother of the four missing girls who was a suspect in the Amber Alert did not have a scheduled visit when the girls were taken on Saturday, officials say.
Police believe when the girls left their home Saturday morning, their mother picked them up.
The father of the girls had told police he tried to start finding the girls himself before calling the police at 3 p.m. Saturday, said South Jordan Police Lt. Matt Pennington. Around noon on Sunday, South Jordan Police reported that the children had been found, safe and unharmed, in California.
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