Urgent Amber Alert: Four Young Siblings Vanish from Reseda, LAPD Seeks Public's Help
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Amber Alert Issued as Four Reseda Children Go Missing, Believed Taken by Mother Against Court Order
A community holds its breath as an Amber Alert goes out for four young siblings, ages 1 to 9, last seen in Reseda and believed to be with their mother against a court order. Authorities are appealing for immediate public assistance.
A chilling sense of urgency has gripped the community of Reseda, Los Angeles, as authorities issued an Amber Alert for four young siblings who vanished from their home over the weekend. The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is leading a desperate search for the children, who are believed to be with their mother, 31-year-old Mehrangez Sangalieva, in direct violation of a standing court order.
The alarm bells truly began to ring loudly on Tuesday evening, September 30, 2026, when the California Highway Patrol activated the Amber Alert. But the children, it turns out, were last seen days earlier – specifically, on Saturday, September 26, 2026, around 5:10 p.m., near the 6600 block of Reseda Boulevard. Imagine the anguish the family must be feeling, those long days stretching into an agonizing wait.
The missing children represent a wide age range, each with their own distinct characteristics. There's 9-year-old Anas Mirova, a boy with brown eyes and brown hair, standing about 4 feet 2 inches tall and weighing approximately 60 pounds. His younger sister, Zuhal Mirzoda, is 5 years old. Then we have 2-year-old Maryam Mirova, recognizable by her blonde hair and blue eyes, standing around 3 feet tall. And finally, the youngest, Rayana Mirova, just a year old and weighing about 20 pounds. These are tiny lives, vulnerable and precious.
Investigators believe Sangalieva is traveling in a gray 2011 Toyota Prius, bearing California license plate number 6SWK678. Every pair of eyes out there could make a difference, could spot this vehicle. The specifics of the court order that prohibited her from taking the children haven't been fully disclosed, but it underscores the seriousness of this situation – this wasn't a consensual departure.
The LAPD's West Valley Division is imploring anyone with information, no matter how small it might seem, to come forward. You can reach them directly at 818-374-7611 or 877-527-3247. If you prefer to offer an anonymous tip, L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers is available at 800-222-8477, or you can visit their website at www.lacrimestoppers.org. Let's help bring these children home safely. Time is of the essence.
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