TALAYAH GAMBLE - 2 yo - Clearwater FL

Clearwater FL ---- Clearwater Police are searching for a
2-year-old child last seen with her 37-year-old babysitter.
Investigators say Jacquelyn Johnson was taking
care of Talayah Gamble and failed to return the child as expected on May
2.



Talayah is a black female, 2-feet tall, 26 lbs.
with a birthmark under her chin on the left side of her neck. She will
be 3 years old in July.



Johnson is a black female, 5'3", 120 lbs., with a
gold, jeweled front tooth, left arm tattoo "JJ" and a left leg tattoo "Rose."
Investigators say the two may be traveling in a dark blue Volkswagen with Florida tag N72 2WN.
Investigators say the disappearance does meet the criteria to
issue an Amber Alert, but want the public to notify them if they spot the little girl and Johnson.
If anyone has information on this case they are asked to
contact Clearwater Police at (727) 562-4320.

Police are trying to find a missing 2-year-old girl who hasn't been seen
in two days.

According to Clearwater Police, Jacquelyn Johnson
was babysitting Talayah Iyonna Gamble on Sunday but failed to return the
girl to her mother, who reported her missing Monday night.

Detectives
said there is no indication Johnson intends to harm the girl, however
she is interfering with custody and the child needs to be returned to
her mother.

They may be traveling in a dark blue Volkswagen Jetta
with Florida tag N72 2WN.

Detectives consider Gamble to be
endangered but have not issued an amber alert because there is not a
clear indication of abduction.

If you know where either Johnson
or Gamble are you should call 911 or Clearwater Police at (727)
562-4320 or (727) 562-4242.

Police have found a missing child who was last seen with her
baby-sitter and have placed the sitter under arrest. Investigators
say 37-year-old Jacquelyn Yvette Johnson was babysitting two-year-old
Talayah Iyonna in Clearwater Sunday and never returned her to her
mother. Tampa police, with the help of the U.S. Marshal's
Fugitive Task Force, found Iyonna was found at the Watermans Crossing
Apartments in Tampa, where the baby-sitter lived, Tuesday evening. The
child was found safe and detectives reunited her with her mother in
Clearwater, police say. Police have charged Johnson with
interference with child custody, a third degree felony. According
to Clearwater detectives, Johnson said that she simply did not feel
like returning the child yet and gave no valid reason why. Investigators
learned that Johnson's cell phone was working even though Johnson said
it was not.