According to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, at around 3 p.m. on Monday Charles Alexander took the girl after an altercation at a family member’s house. He does not have custody of Oaklynn, and law enforcement was concerned for the girl’s safety.
The suspect vehicle was originally a gray Ford F-150, but law enforcement said that it was later found unoccupied. Now Charles Alexander and Oaklynn were believed to be in a 26-foot U-Haul/Ford F-650 truck.
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