It's alleged three children – Anastasia, 4 months, Irina, 3, and Daniel, 6 – were taken during a semi-supervised visit by their mother
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Cops are hoping the public can help track down a 22-year-old woman who allegedly abducted her three children in Scarborough on Friday.
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Toronto Police say officers responded to a call for an abduction shortly after 11:30 a.m. in the Midland Ave. and Eglinton Ave. E. area.
It is alleged that three children – Anastasia, 4 months, Irina, 3, and Daniel, 6 – were taken during a semi-supervised visit by their mother.
The children were visiting a family member when the accused allegedly took the children and fled the premises.

Cops believe the woman is driving a 2017 White Ford Expedition truck with Ontario licence plate DJJS 875.
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Did not have legal custody
According to police, the accused does not have legal custody of the children. Cops do not know where she currently is.
Somerda Miclescu is wanted for abduction by parent.
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ABDUCTION:
Midland Ave & Eglinton Ave E area
11:32 am
-police responded to an abduction call
-three children abducted by their mother during a semi-supervised visit
-mother does not have legal custody of the children
-children are: Anastasia, 4 months old, Irina, 3 yrs old,… pic.twitter.com/yTZwGoflu9
Investigators released an image of the woman, who is described as 5-foot-7 and approximately 180 pounds with long dark black hair. She was last seen wearing a long black skirt and a dark-coloured top.
Photos of the vehicle were also released to help track down the accused.
Police ask anyone with information on her or the whereabouts of the children to call 416-808-4100.
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