Amber Alert over in Cleveland, 4 abducted kids found safe

Cleveland police say father is in custody

Hatchell Amber alert kids out of house

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Children recovered after Amber Alert


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Children recovered after Amber Alert


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Upper-left: Octavia Hatchell Jr., 11; Upper-right: Alonte Hatchell, 9; Lower-left: Tamiyah Hatchell, 10; Lower-right: Tameya Hatchell (Photos courtesy: Cleveland Police Department)

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Left: Octavia Hatchell, 33; Upper-left: Octavia Hatchell Jr., 11; Upper-right: Alonte Hatchell, 9; Lower-left: Tamiyah Hatchell, 10; Lower-right: Tameya Hatchell (Photos courtesy: Cleveland Police Department)

Hatchell Amber Alert


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Hatchell Amber Alert


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Posted: 04/18/2012

CLEVELAND - An Amber Alert in Cleveland is over after four siblings abducted from school by their father were found safe.

Cleveland police said Octavia Hatchell, 33, is in custody. He's accused of abducting his four children on Wednesday from Horizon Schools in Cleveland's second district and threatening to hurt them and himself.

Shortly after 5:30 p.m., police found Octavia Hatchell Jr., 11, Tamiyah Hatchell, 10, Alonte Hatchell, 9, and Tameya Hatchell, 6. The kids were found unharmed in the 1400 block of Sulzer Ave. in Euclid.

Authorities said a resident saw the Amber Alert then noticed the 33-year-old and the children and called 911. Euclid police quickly responded.

The children have since been taken to a Cleveland hospital.

The Amber Alert was issued at 3 p.m. when police were called by the kids' mother.

“We were told by the mother that he said he was going to kill them and kill himself,” said Cleveland police Sgt. Sammy Morris.

A look at the 33-year-old's record shows he's no stranger to the court system. Octavia Hatchell was charged with aggravated burglary and assault in 1996 and 2000.

Continue to check newsnet5.com for more updates on this story.

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