Breaking: The Missouri City Police Department discontinued an Amber Alert for two children who were abducted from Fresno, Texas.
Officers were looking for 4-year-old Royal Dixon, who was last seen on Saturday wearing a yellow checkered shirt and black cargo pants. They were also looking for 6-year-old Kennedy Breelove, who was last seen wearing a shirt with a white flower pattern on it, white sweatpants, and no shoes.
The suspect was Brianna Cannon and was last said to be driving a black Jeep with an unknown plate number.This is a developing story. KPRC 2 is working to get you the latest information.
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