Last updated 10:55 a.m. Wednesday
The toddler that Pennsylvania State Police issued an Amber Alert about early Wednesday morning has been found safe, reports NBC10.
Two-year-old Tymire Dior Smith had been abducted from an Upper Dublin Township home in Montgomery County by three armed men who stole a new, dark-colored Chrysler 300 with a partial Pennsylvania license plate of HYJ68. NBC10 reported that friends of the family said the kidnappers called the family a short time later, demanding ransom money.
Metro Philadelphia reported that Tymire was found by a Philadelphia police officer on a sidewalk at the intersection of North 66th Street and Malvern Avenue about six hours after the abduction was reported.
He was taken to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for evaluation. Police told Metro Philadelphia that he was met at the hospital by his mother and grandmother.
The alleged abductors remain at large.
It's hard to try to raise decent kids, when there is so much garbage/low lifes out there.
With that being said, I choose to get married and have 3 kids of my own and we pay for them with three money we earn from our salaries. So IGNORANCE, I think not, I speak from experience. None of my family (siblings and Children) are criminals out murderers. Moral of the story, raise children with Love and not material items and they will pass that on and the world will be a better place. .