Griffin toddler subject of Amber Alert and second child found safe, suspect in custody

GRIFFIN, Ga. - Two missing children have been found safe and their mother is in custody after a Levi's Call, Georgia's Amber Alert, was issued Thursday, authorities said.

According to Griffin police, 2-year-old Amina Cole and a second child were found safe and unharmed. The children's mother, 21-year-old Johnetta Leigh Taylor, was taken into custody.

When the Amber Alert was issued, authorities said they were not aware Taylor had taken a second child.

Amina is described as a black female with black hair and brown eyes. 

2-year-old Amina Cole

The child was last seen in Griffin on Wednesday. 

Police said Amina was abducted by 21-year-old Johnetta Leigh Taylor. Authorities believed they were traveling in a grey 2014 Chevrolet Cruze with Georgia license plate number RSP6855.

Taylor is described as a black female with brown eyes. She's about 135 pounds, 5'8", and has dark hair with a red strip. She was last seen wearing a blue jean jacket with red leggings. 

Police believe the child is with Johnetta Leigh Taylor