Amber alert issued for 5-week-old girl abducted in Johns Creek
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According to officials, five-week-old Milan Simpson was abducted on Sunday by 29-year-old Jamale Darcel Simpson.
Milan Simpson was wearing a gray swaddle.
Authorities say the two were last seen along Feather Sound Court at Old Alabama Sydney Marcus Boulevard at Georgia 400.
Officials said Jamale Simpson was driving a 2013 dark blue Jeep Grand Cherokee with a Georgia temporary tag of S2181232.
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No details were released on the relationship between Milan and Jamale Simpson.
Authorities believe the five week old girl is in extreme danger. Anyone with information or knows where the two may be is asked to contact Johns Creek Police Department at 470-456-0271.
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