Indiana Siblings Found Safe: July 2 Amber Alert Canceled

FISHERS, IN — Three children who were the focus of a July 2 Amber Alert out of Anderson were found unharmed in Illinois with their father later that same day, according to Indiana State Police. Police canceled the Amber Alert just before 8:30 p.m. Sunday.

The three siblings—2-year-old Adyson Rindahl, 2-year-old Peyton Rindahl, and 8-month-old Jayden Rindahl—were believed to have been in danger, but were found safe with their father, 28-year-old Blake Rindahl, just hours after the alert was issued.

According to an updated report from the Indianapolis Star, Anderson police said Rindahl is facing preliminary charges of battery, strangulation and violation of a protective order. Police also said the children are believed to be unharmed and in protective custody.

The children's mother, who police believe is still married to Rindahl, had a protective order against him. Around 2:30 p.m. Sunday Anderson police responded to a domestic battery call at her home, which is when they were told Rindahl left with the children.

(Photo provided by Indiana State Police).