UPDATE: Amber Alert Canceled After Baby Found

UPDATE (6:15 p.m.) — The 11-month-old baby abducted from southeast Baltimore when someone stole his mother's SUV Wednesday afternoon was found on the sidewalk in northeast Baltimore, according to police.

Officials said the baby was safe, in a carseat. The juvenile suspect and vehicle were later located in the northeast district.

A passerby reported seeing the baby after an Amber alert was issued for the child through Maryland State Police.

Police said the mother was unloading groceries in the 400 block of Kane Street around 1:30 p.m. when someone took the vehicle, which had keys in it, and drove away with baby Leo Garcia Lopez inside.

The suspect was described as a skinny young black teenager wearing a blue collared shirt with blue or black pants; he was in his mid teens, according to Baltimore Police spokesman T.J. Smith.

The vehicle was a 2009 white Suzuki with Maryland tag "42688CF," a Ravens bumper sticker and

tinted front and back windows, according to Baltimore Police.

Police said the juvenile suspect and vehicle were found by detectives and officers in the northeast district, and no charges had been filed as of 6:15 p.m. The investigation is ongoing.

BALTIMORE, MD — Police have issued an Amber alert for an 11-month-old baby in a white SUV.

The vehicle is a 2009 white Suzuki with Maryland tag "42688CF."

It has a Ravens bumper sticker as well as tinted front and back windows, police report.

The baby and SUV were last seen in the 400 block of Kane Street, according to Baltimore Police.

Police said the mother was unloading groceries around 1:30 p.m. when someone carjacked the vehicle, which had keys in it, and took off with baby Leo Garcia Lopez inside, WJZ reported.

Anyone who sees the vehicle should call 911.

Photo via Baltimore Police.