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REPORT: Police Search For Suspects After Two Children Were Abducted, Dropped Off At A Gas Station

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Two brothers were allegedly abducted by two male suspects in Fayetteville, North Carolina late Monday night, according to police.

The two boys aged six and nine were playing outside of their home when two men in a red, four-door pickup truck pulled up and kidnapped them, WRAL reported.

The boys “were playing outside of their residence along the 5600 block of Monks Walk Court when the suspects pulled up in front of their residence and abducted the juveniles. The juveniles stated that they were then transported a short distance away from their residence and dropped off in the area of the Circle K near Methodist College on Ramsey Street. The juveniles were unharmed and transported home by officers,” according to a Fayetteville Police Department press release.

The first suspect was described as a bald white, or hispanic male in all black clothes. The second suspect was described as a white male, wearing all black in a ski mask, according to the release. (RELATED: Two Civilians Reportedly Stop An Attempted Abduction In Philadelphia)

The Fayetteville police department provided an update to their Facebook page warning the public about the kidnapping

The police department provided an update to the case on Tuesday, February 2 saying that the boys were not kidnapped as had been previously reported.

Police said the abduction did not occur and that they were no longer looking for the red pickup truck, according to The Fayetteville Observer.