TIFFANY OLIVIA GARCIA-BARNETT - 14 yo - Gilette WY

Law enforcement officials issued an Amber Alert tonight at 6 in
the search for 14-year-old Tiffany Olivia Garcia-Barnett.

She and the two men suspected in her abduction are believed to
be in the Gillette area.

Garcia-Barnett is 5-foot-8, 165 pounds with brown eyes and brown
hair past her shoulders. She was last seen at 10 p.m. Thursday
wearing a T-shirt and shorts. Her ears are pierced and she has a
birthmark on her left arm. Her hometown was not listed in the Amber
Alert.

The suspects are 59-year-old Barry E. Calhoun and 22-year-old
Jesse E. Calhoun.

Barry Calhoun is 5-8, 220. Jesse is 5-11, 132, with hazel
eyes.

The suspects are believed to be driving a white, four-door 1989
Toyota Corolla with New Mexico plates KZZ847.

Barry Calhoun's driver's license was used to obtain a motel room
in the Gillette area on Thursday night. A recent hit on his cell
phone places the subjects still in the Gillette area, and the
vehicle may be in disrepair.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Gillette Police
Department at (307) 682-5155.

Authorities say a 23-year-old man and the 14-year-old girl he's
suspected of abducting are believed headed to New Mexico.


An Amber Alert has been issued for Tiffany Olivia Garcia-Barnett,
who was last seen Thursday night in Gillette, and authorities suspect
Jesse E. Calhoun of Qemado, N.M., in her disappearance.


New Mexico Department of Public Safety spokesman Lt. Eric F. Garcia
says Calhoun is thought to taking Garcia-Barnett with him to New
Mexico, and there are reports that they were driving through Colorado
Friday night.

With any information, the public was
asked to call Gillette police at 307-682-5155 or the Wyoming Divison of
Criminal Investigation at 307-777-7545.

Garcia says
officials initially thought 59-year-old Barry E. Calhoun was involved,
but now it's unclear if he played a role.

Authorities say a missing 14-year-old girl from Gillette has been found
in Colorado.

Police Sgt. Chuck Deaton says Tiffany Olivia Garcia-Barnett was found
early Saturday in Trinidad, Colo.

Police say she ran away Thursday with two older men she met through a
social networking Web site. An Amber Alert was issued Friday after her
parents reported she had run away.

On Friday there were reports that they were driving through Colorado on
their way to New Mexico.

Two men who police say persuaded a 14-year-old girl to run away
with them have been extradited to Gillette.

Jesse Calhoun, 22,
and his 69-year-old father, Barry Calhoun, each face a felony charge of
interfering with the custody of a child.

The men were expected to
make their initial court appearance Friday in Circuit Court.
Prosecutors say the Calhouns drove from Quemado, N.M., to Gillette
earlier this month to meet up with a 14-year-old girl.

She had
met Jesse Calhoun through a social networking site and told her friends
he was her boyfriend. Barry Calhoun drove with his son to Gillette to
see if it was “better than New Mexico,” according to court documents.

An
Amber Alert was issued after the girl ran away. She was found the next
day with Jesse Calhoun in a Trinidad, Colo., hotel. Barry Calhoun was
arrested a few days later in New Mexico. Police believe he took a bus
after his son’s car broke down in southern Colorado.

Both men
face up to five years in prison. More charges may be filed, Gillette
police Sgt. Chuck Deaton said.

A man who police say persuaded a 14-year-old girl to run away with
him has been ordered to stand trial.

Jesse Edward Calhoun, 22,
faces a felony charge of interfering with the custody of a child.

He was bound over Wednesday after waiving his right to have a circuit
judge determine whether prosecutors have enough evidence against him to
go to trial. If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison.

Prosecutors say Jesse Calhoun and his 69-year-old father, Barry Calhoun, drove from
Quemado, N.M., to Gillette in April to meet up with a 14-year-old girl.
Jesse Calhoun met her through a social networking site.

An Amber Alert was issued after the girl ran away. She was found the next day
with Jesse Calhoun in a Trinidad, Colo., hotel. Barry Calhoun was
arrested a few days later in New Mexico. Police believe he took a bus
after his son’s car broke down in southern Colorado.

Barry Calhoun also has been charged with interfering with the custody of a
child. His case has not been bound over to District Court.