Amber Alert issued after mother gets arrested.

[Unamused Cat]

GARFIELD HEIGHTS -- The Garfield Heights Police Department has issued an amber alert for a missing seven-month-old girl.

Zar-Reyah Smith was taken from a Rockside Road address.

Police are looking for a black, four-door 2006 Hyundai with Ohio license plate DVU4065.

If you spot the car, call the Garfield Heights Police Department at (216) 475-1234.

Police say the victim's mother met the suspect on Tuesday.

Police say they were all going to shoplift at K-Mart with their children, when the mother of the victim was arrested.

Police say when the "acquaintance" saw the mother get arrested, the "acquaintance" took off in the car with the woman's seven-month-old child.

http://www.wkyc.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=89568&provider=gnews

[Lizard]

Police say they were all going to shoplift at K-Mart with their children, when the mother of the victim was arrested.

Ah, family together time.

[w8ng4msrgt]

7-Month-Old Baby Dropped Off, Police Looking for Suspect
Last Edited: Wednesday, 14 May 2008, 10:38 PM EDT
Created: Wednesday, 14 May 2008, 9:43 PM EDT

The Amber Alert for a 7-month-old baby girl has ended. Police say she was found safely, but the suspect who allegedly took her is still missing.

Police say Zar-Reyah Smith, a 7-month-old, black female was missing Wednesday evening. She was dropped off in a stroller at a home on East 114th Street in Cleveland. Police found her around 10 p.m. Wednesday and was taken to the police station. Zar-Reyah is now in the custody of Children and Family Services.

According to police, five women, including the child's mother, were allegedly shoplifting at K-Mart on Rockside Road in Garfield Heights around 6:40 p.m. Wednesday.

Police arrested the child's mother and three of the other women. However, the fifth woman allegedly grabbed the baby and took off in a Black, 4-door, 2006 Hyundai with Ohio license plate DVU4065.

Police tell Fox 8 News the name of the woman who allegedly fled with the baby is Asia Worthy.

Worthy allegedly dropped the child off at the home on East 114th street and fled, police say. They are still looking for her.

Stay with Fox 8 and myFOXCleveland.com for more information on this developing story as it becomes available.

Link (http://www.myfoxcleveland.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail?contentId=6544007&version=14&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=1.1.1)

[Unamused Cat]

I'm glad they found her. Thanks for the update.

[thepooh5]

Thank the good Lord that baby is safe.

[~Absynthe~]

I am so glad that they found her and that she was not harmed!

[skeptical]

Talk about teaching your child to do things at an early age! Wow! I guess that's where I screwed up. If I had taught mine to steal when the were literally babies maybe I could have retired by now.:whip:

[Nell]

My stepmom, the evil one? She used to put stuff in my little brothers hands and then just walk out. That way if she got cought she could blame it on a toddler. She is a gem. And people wonder why I didn't call on Mothers Day.