KING CITY Two toddlers who authorities claim were kidnapped in King City are the subject of an Amber Alert.
According to the California Highway Patrol, two-year-old Osvaldo Sebastian and seven-year-old Selene Zavala were kidnapped and last seen in the King City neighborhood of Livingston Avenue and San Antonio Drive.
The CHP identified the suspect as Jacqueline Guajardo, 28, who was last observed operating a black 2016 Nissan Altima bearing the California license plate 9EXF349, according to the police. She weighs 190 pounds, is 5 feet, and has brown eyes and hair. What she was dressed in is unknown.
The counties of Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz, and Santa Clara are under an AMBER alert.Last observed: King City’s Livingston Avenue and San Antonio DriveCALL 9-1-1.pic.twitter.com/zkwdDTG0GD IF SEEN.
When last seen, Zavala was dressed in white and blue pajama pants and a white and pink sweatshirt. The last time we saw Sebastian, he was dressed in Snoopy pajama bottoms and a Spiderman sweater.
On behalf of the King City Police Department, CHP issued the Amber Alert for the counties of Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz, and Santa Clara.
People are instructed to dial 911 if they spot the suspect or youngsters.
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