AMBER ALERT: 3-year-old GA girl in ‘extreme danger' after being taken during supervised visit
Savannah police say Leilani Elliott is believed to be with Jessy Elliott, who they say took her during a supervised visit.
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Jessy Elliott was last seen walking on Wheaton Street toward East Broad Street around 10:45 a.m. on Thursday.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says they are believed to be traveling in a 2020 to 2022 white Nissan Altima.
Anyone who sees them or knows where she might be should call 911.
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