Florida alert canceled after 4 missing children found safe Moriah Gavin, 1; Milo Gavin, 4; Melina Gavin, 5; Miracle Gavin, 7. (Florida Department of Law Enforcement)
CLEARWATER, Fla. – A Florida missing child alert was canceled on Saturday evening after four children out of Clearwater were found safe, according to the FDLE.
The alert was issued after 2 p.m. for 1-year-old Moriah Gavin, 4-year-old Milo Gavin, 5-year-old Melina Gavin and 7-year-old Miracle Gavin. FDLE officials said around 6:45 p.m. that the “children are safe“ but did not provide any additional information.
According to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the children were last seen Friday in the 300 block of South Gulfview Boulevard in Clearwater and may have been in the company of 34-year-old Mollie Gavin.
Mollie Gavin and vehicle she and four missing children may be traveling in, according to FDLE. (Florida Department of Law Enforcement) [WATCH BELOW: Family of Jennifer Kesse says case ‘no longer cold’ nearly 20 years after disappearance]
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