SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful damsels not taken in carjacking
By Caleb Downs , mySA.com / San Antonio Express-News
Updated Two:02 pm, Tuesday, June 13, two thousand seventeen
Update: At 1:40 p.m., Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said detectives have confirmed that no children were taken during a reported carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Salame said the woman who told police her two children were missing gave a false name to officers. The case is still under investigation, however it is unclear if anyone is facing criminal charges in relation to the carjacking or the apparent false report.
Original story: Police say two children may have been taken in a carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said it is unclear whether the children, 4-year-old Mailayiah Reane and 2-year-old Lena Reane, even exist, but police are asking for the public’s assistance as a precautionary measure.
“We don’t indeed know what to make of this, but out of an abundance of caution, we’re going to take every precaution we can to locate these kids or determine that they don’t exist,” he said.
Local Channel
Police were very first notified of the carjacking around three a.m., when the chick’s alleged mother, 19-year-old Sabrina Hueiitt, called police and said a number of studs had stolen her car with her two chicks inwards.
Salame said Hueiitt told police she met the studs on Craigslist and that the two parties had agreed to meet up at an apartment complicated in the seven hundred block of W.W. White at three a.m.
“Obviously, I don’t know if they were up to any good,” he said.
When the woman arrived, the fellows allegedly carjacked her and fled the scene. Police later located the stolen vehicle at another apartment sophisticated in the three thousand seven hundred block of East Commerce, however there was no sign of the children.
Salame said Hueiitt later switched her story “considerably,” telling she had dropped the children off at a friend’s house. Still, the children have not been located. Salame also said police have spoken with some of Hueiitt’s friends, who said they’ve never seen Hueiitt with any children.
The San Antonio Police Department’s robbery, homicide and special victim’s units are presently investigating the incident.
Three guys have been detained in connection with the carjacking, however it is unclear whether they ever came into contact with the children.
Police are asking anyone with information on Hueiitt, specifically whether or not she even has children, or the children’s location to contact police.
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthfull women not taken in carjacking – San Antonio Express-News
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful chicks not taken in carjacking
By Caleb Downs , mySA.com / San Antonio Express-News
Updated Two:02 pm, Tuesday, June 13, two thousand seventeen
Update: At 1:40 p.m., Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said detectives have confirmed that no children were taken during a reported carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Salame said the woman who told police her two children were missing gave a false name to officers. The case is still under investigation, however it is unclear if anyone is facing criminal charges in relation to the carjacking or the apparent false report.
Original story: Police say two children may have been taken in a carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said it is unclear whether the children, 4-year-old Mailayiah Reane and 2-year-old Lena Reane, even exist, but police are asking for the public’s assistance as a precautionary measure.
“We don’t indeed know what to make of this, but out of an abundance of caution, we’re going to take every precaution we can to locate these kids or determine that they don’t exist,” he said.
Local Channel
Police were very first notified of the carjacking around three a.m., when the female’s alleged mother, 19-year-old Sabrina Hueiitt, called police and said a number of dudes had stolen her car with her two damsels inwards.
Salame said Hueiitt told police she met the boys on Craigslist and that the two parties had agreed to meet up at an apartment complicated in the seven hundred block of W.W. White at three a.m.
“Obviously, I don’t know if they were up to any good,” he said.
When the woman arrived, the studs allegedly carjacked her and fled the scene. Police later located the stolen vehicle at another apartment elaborate in the three thousand seven hundred block of East Commerce, tho’ there was no sign of the children.
Salame said Hueiitt later switched her story “considerably,” telling she had dropped the children off at a friend’s house. Still, the children have not been located. Salame also said police have spoken with some of Hueiitt’s friends, who said they’ve never seen Hueiitt with any children.
The San Antonio Police Department’s robbery, homicide and special victim’s units are presently investigating the incident.
Three boys have been detained in connection with the carjacking, however it is unclear whether they ever came into contact with the children.
Police are asking anyone with information on Hueiitt, specifically whether or not she even has children, or the children’s location to contact police.
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful chicks not taken in carjacking – San Antonio Express-News
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful women not taken in carjacking
Update: At 1:40 p.m., Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said detectives have confirmed that no children were taken during a reported carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Salame said the woman who told police her two children were missing gave a false name to officers. The case is still under investigation, tho’ it is unclear if anyone is facing criminal charges in relation to the carjacking or the apparent false report.
Original story: Police say two children may have been taken in a carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said it is unclear whether the children, 4-year-old Mailayiah Reane and 2-year-old Lena Reane, even exist, but police are asking for the public’s assistance as a precautionary measure.
“We don’t truly know what to make of this, but out of an abundance of caution, we’re going to take every precaution we can to locate these kids or determine that they don’t exist,” he said.
Local Channel
Police were very first notified of the carjacking around three a.m., when the lady’s alleged mother, 19-year-old Sabrina Hueiitt, called police and said a number of studs had stolen her car with her two damsels inwards.
Salame said Hueiitt told police she met the studs on Craigslist and that the two parties had agreed to meet up at an apartment complicated in the seven hundred block of W.W. White at three a.m.
“Obviously, I don’t know if they were up to any good,” he said.
When the woman arrived, the boys allegedly carjacked her and fled the scene. Police later located the stolen vehicle at another apartment complicated in the three thousand seven hundred block of East Commerce, however there was no sign of the children.
Salame said Hueiitt later switched her story “considerably,” telling she had dropped the children off at a friend’s house. Still, the children have not been located. Salame also said police have spoken with some of Hueiitt’s friends, who said they’ve never seen Hueiitt with any children.
The San Antonio Police Department’s robbery, homicide and special victim’s units are presently investigating the incident.
Three guys have been detained in connection with the carjacking, tho’ it is unclear whether they ever came into contact with the children.
Police are asking anyone with information on Hueiitt, specifically whether or not she even has children, or the children’s location to contact police.
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful ladies not taken in carjacking – San Antonio Express-News
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthfull damsels not taken in carjacking
By Caleb Downs , mySA.com / San Antonio Express-News
Updated Two:02 pm, Tuesday, June 13, two thousand seventeen
Update: At 1:40 p.m., Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said detectives have confirmed that no children were taken during a reported carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Salame said the woman who told police her two children were missing gave a false name to officers. The case is still under investigation, however it is unclear if anyone is facing criminal charges in relation to the carjacking or the apparent false report.
Original story: Police say two children may have been taken in a carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said it is unclear whether the children, 4-year-old Mailayiah Reane and 2-year-old Lena Reane, even exist, but police are asking for the public’s assistance as a precautionary measure.
“We don’t truly know what to make of this, but out of an abundance of caution, we’re going to take every precaution we can to locate these kids or determine that they don’t exist,” he said.
Local Channel
Police were very first notified of the carjacking around three a.m., when the chick’s alleged mother, 19-year-old Sabrina Hueiitt, called police and said a number of fellows had stolen her car with her two chicks inwards.
Salame said Hueiitt told police she met the boys on Craigslist and that the two parties had agreed to meet up at an apartment elaborate in the seven hundred block of W.W. White at three a.m.
“Obviously, I don’t know if they were up to any good,” he said.
When the woman arrived, the boys allegedly carjacked her and fled the scene. Police later located the stolen vehicle at another apartment elaborate in the three thousand seven hundred block of East Commerce, tho’ there was no sign of the children.
Salame said Hueiitt later switched her story “considerably,” telling she had dropped the children off at a friend’s house. Still, the children have not been located. Salame also said police have spoken with some of Hueiitt’s friends, who said they’ve never seen Hueiitt with any children.
The San Antonio Police Department’s robbery, homicide and special victim’s units are presently investigating the incident.
Three guys have been detained in connection with the carjacking, however it is unclear whether they ever came into contact with the children.
Police are asking anyone with information on Hueiitt, specifically whether or not she even has children, or the children’s location to contact police.
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful women not taken in carjacking – San Antonio Express-News
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthful ladies not taken in carjacking
By Caleb Downs , mySA.com / San Antonio Express-News
Updated Two:02 pm, Tuesday, June 13, two thousand seventeen
Update: At 1:40 p.m., Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said detectives have confirmed that no children were taken during a reported carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Salame said the woman who told police her two children were missing gave a false name to officers. The case is still under investigation, however it is unclear if anyone is facing criminal charges in relation to the carjacking or the apparent false report.
Original story: Police say two children may have been taken in a carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said it is unclear whether the children, 4-year-old Mailayiah Reane and 2-year-old Lena Reane, even exist, but police are asking for the public’s assistance as a precautionary measure.
“We don’t truly know what to make of this, but out of an abundance of caution, we’re going to take every precaution we can to locate these kids or determine that they don’t exist,” he said.
Local Channel
Police were very first notified of the carjacking around three a.m., when the female’s alleged mother, 19-year-old Sabrina Hueiitt, called police and said a number of boys had stolen her car with her two women inwards.
Salame said Hueiitt told police she met the dudes on Craigslist and that the two parties had agreed to meet up at an apartment sophisticated in the seven hundred block of W.W. White at three a.m.
“Obviously, I don’t know if they were up to any good,” he said.
When the woman arrived, the guys allegedly carjacked her and fled the scene. Police later located the stolen vehicle at another apartment sophisticated in the three thousand seven hundred block of East Commerce, tho’ there was no sign of the children.
Salame said Hueiitt later switched her story “considerably,” telling she had dropped the children off at a friend’s house. Still, the children have not been located. Salame also said police have spoken with some of Hueiitt’s friends, who said they’ve never seen Hueiitt with any children.
The San Antonio Police Department’s robbery, homicide and special victim’s units are presently investigating the incident.
Three guys have been detained in connection with the carjacking, tho’ it is unclear whether they ever came into contact with the children.
Police are asking anyone with information on Hueiitt, specifically whether or not she even has children, or the children’s location to contact police.
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthfull women not taken in carjacking – San Antonio Express-News
SAPD: Alleged mother gave fake name to officers, two youthfull chicks not taken in carjacking
By Caleb Downs , mySA.com / San Antonio Express-News
Updated Two:02 pm, Tuesday, June 13, two thousand seventeen
Update: At 1:40 p.m., Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said detectives have confirmed that no children were taken during a reported carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Salame said the woman who told police her two children were missing gave a false name to officers. The case is still under investigation, however it is unclear if anyone is facing criminal charges in relation to the carjacking or the apparent false report.
Original story: Police say two children may have been taken in a carjacking early Tuesday on the East Side.
Sgt. Jesse Salame, a spokesman for the San Antonio Police Department, said it is unclear whether the children, 4-year-old Mailayiah Reane and 2-year-old Lena Reane, even exist, but police are asking for the public’s assistance as a precautionary measure.
“We don’t truly know what to make of this, but out of an abundance of caution, we’re going to take every precaution we can to locate these kids or determine that they don’t exist,” he said.
Local Channel
Police were very first notified of the carjacking around three a.m., when the doll’s alleged mother, 19-year-old Sabrina Hueiitt, called police and said a number of studs had stolen her car with her two damsels inwards.
Salame said Hueiitt told police she met the fellows on Craigslist and that the two parties had agreed to meet up at an apartment elaborate in the seven hundred block of W.W. White at three a.m.
“Obviously, I don’t know if they were up to any good,” he said.
When the woman arrived, the studs allegedly carjacked her and fled the scene. Police later located the stolen vehicle at another apartment complicated in the three thousand seven hundred block of East Commerce, however there was no sign of the children.
Salame said Hueiitt later switched her story “considerably,” telling she had dropped the children off at a friend’s house. Still, the children have not been located. Salame also said police have spoken with some of Hueiitt’s friends, who said they’ve never seen Hueiitt with any children.
The San Antonio Police Department’s robbery, homicide and special victim’s units are presently investigating the incident.
Three boys have been detained in connection with the carjacking, tho’ it is unclear whether they ever came into contact with the children.
Police are asking anyone with information on Hueiitt, specifically whether or not she even has children, or the children’s location to contact police.