IMPD locates missing twins, surrenders them to Child Services
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The missing twin babies born prematurely with narcotics in their systems have been located safely, Indianapolis police say.
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said Monday afternoon in a news release that the 2-1/2-month-old twins, Jai Nyla and Mai Kayla Herron, were missing.
The Indiana Department of Child Services had a court order to take custody of the twins. Their parents, Destiny Miller, 19, and Anthony Herron, 37, “had not been cooperative so far,” the IMPD release said.
“Detectives (were) uncertain if Jai Nyla and Mai Kayla have received medical attention or if they are in need of medical attention,” the release said. “As such, IMPD is asking for the public’s help in locating them so they can be assessed by medical professionals.”
IMPD said in a social media post Tuesday morning that the twins were found safely. Upon finding them, the twins were surrendered to the IDCS.
They did not provide details on where the twins were located or who they were with.
IMPD provided photos of the babies and their parents.