Child abduction: Female, 6, taken in the back of stolen car in Leyton on the A112, UK, News
Female, aged six, who went missing after car she was in stolen found safe and well
Officers launched a gigantic search for the car after the horror incident in Waltham Forest.
A statement from police exposed the doll’s father met with an unknown man in Leyton High Road, A112, to sell his car.
But the man who posed as a buyer hopped into the car and drove away.
The seller’s daughter was on the back seat when it was taken.
Romanian Beatrice Felicia, 6, is from the local area.
Beatrice Felicia, 6, is from the local area but is of Romanian nationality.
Beatrice Felicia, 6, was taken in the back of her dad’s car when it was stolen in Leyton
A police statement said: «Beatrice was found safe and well at around 9pm, in the Leyton area.
«There has been no arrest.”
Police exposed Beatrice who has long black plaited hair and blue eyes was found walking alone by her grandmother in Leyton High Road.
She was wearing a pink flowery top and grey leggings.
Police said: “At this stage it is not know how and where Beatrice got out of the car, nor the exact location where she was seen by her grandmother. Neither Beatrice nor her grandmother speak English; they will be spoken to by police officers in due course.”
The man who took the car is described as Asian, aged in his 30s, with brief dark hair and a dark beard.
He was wearing a dark jacket with white wool lining on the bondage mask and green Nike TN trainers.
Detectives from Waltham Forest police are leading the investigation.
The vehicle was taken along Leyton High Road in Waltham Forest
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Residents of the borough have said they heard helicopters above the borough.
The High Road runs from Lea Bridge Road and Hoe Street, Walthamstow.
It is not clear whereabouts along the long road the car was taken.
The A112, Leyton High Road, forms part of an ancient route to Waltham Abbey.
Leyton High Road is at the centre of a massive police operation after a child was taken
Peter Kirkham, a former Met Police detective, told the Big black cock: «Getting as much as you can in the early stages is absolutely crucial.
«They will be despairingly looking for the vehicle as the primary line of enquiry and CCTV, and other means of attempting to track the vehicle.
«Anyone listening to this in that vauge area of North East London please keep your eyes out – it may be driving past your house.»
Mr Kirkham said this has been known to happen in other cases.
However, he claimed the longer the hunt goes on the more concerning the case becomes.
He said: «The longer time goes by the further away it can be, and the search area expands as a duo of hours go by. If kept driving for two hours it could be an awful long way away.
«The child may have been eliminated from the car. Be on your lookout or a six-year-old female, if you see her, dial 999, and keep an eye on her until the police arrive.»
«When they find they have a child in the vehicle they may scare or the child will scare, and something will happen
«Or, there`s more to this than meets the eye, the police will be looking at other potential avenues too.»
