ALEX SIPNIEWSKI - 7 yo - Englewood OH

Englewood police need your help to find a missing 7-year-old boy.

Police said Alex Sipniewski is with his mother, Christine Sipniewski, in violation of a protection order.According to police, Sipniewski, 39, picked up her son from a relative's home in Englewood and disappeared.Officers fear she could be a danger to her child and herself.They said Christine Sipniewski may be driving a 2010 Grey Toyota Camry with Ohio License Plate EWQ 16-59.If you have any information about her or her son, call Englewood police or the police department in your area.

Police are looking for missing 7-year-old
boy after a Hamilton County judge Tuesday, Sept. 8, awarded temporary
custody to the boy’s father.
According to Englewood Police Sgt. Mike Lang, Alexander Sipniewski was staying
with his grandparents in Englewood when his mother, Christine
Sipniewski of Harrison, picked up the child Friday.

Lang said the boy’s mother and father are married but separated. The grandparents did not
want the child to go with his mother, but had no legal right to stop
her, Lang said.
The grandparents contacted Englewood police who tried unsuccessfully to contact the Mrs.
Sipniewski by cell phone over the weekend. Tuesday morning, the boy’s
father went before a domestic relations judge who granted him temporary
custody and ordered the child’s return. That has triggered a statewide
alert, Lang said.
Alex is 4-foot tall, weighing 50 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. He was last seen
wearing maroon shorts and a grey shirt with “baseball” printed on the
front.
Mrs. Sipniewski is 39, 5-foot-3 and 135 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. She is thought to be a
danger to herself and her son, Lang said.
She apparently is driving a 2010 grey Toyota Camry with Ohio license plate
EWQ1659. Lang said the vehicle was spotted in Lakewood, near Cleveland,
on Saturday.
Anyone with information is asked to contact their local police department as soon as possible.

A 7-year-old boy taken from an Englewood home by his mother was
found Tuesday night in Hamilton County after a weekend search.



According to Englewood Police Sgt. Mike Lang, Alexander Sipniewski was staying
with his grandparents in Englewood when his mother, Christine Sipniewski,
39, of Harrison, picked up the child Friday, Sept. 4.



Lang said the boy’s mother and father are married but separated. The
grandparents did not want the child to go with his mother, but had no legal
right to stop her, Lang said.



The grandparents contacted Englewood police who tried unsuccessfully to
contact Mrs. Sipniewski by cell phone during the weekend. Tuesday morning,
the boy’s father went before a domestic relations judge who granted him
temporary custody and ordered the child’s return. That triggered a statewide
alert, Lang said.