MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN ANCHOR: We want to bring in now Bill Robertson on the telephone. He is with Miramar Police. That's the community where this has all happened. And what can you tell us more on where the search is going right now, Bill?</s>OFC. BILL ROBERTSON, MIRAMAR POLICE: Well, currently, we are -- the Amber Alert is still active, and we're still in the process of trying to locate this -- the vehicle and the mother and the children, and at this point in time, we haven't received too much information yet.</s>SAVIDGE: Your concerns for the safety of the children, how high are they at this moment?</s>ROBERTSON: Well, due to the nature of the way the children were removed from the residence tends us to believe that, you know, this was a violent in itself and does raise some concerns for the safety of the children.</s>SAVIDGE: Certainly. Did the grandmother say that there had been any previous threats, any talk like this coming from the mother before it happened?</s>ROBERTSON: Not that we're aware of. We know that the grandmother was given custody in January, was given sole custody, permanent sole custody of the children, and that's where it stands right now.</s>SAVIDGE: One of the things that strikes me as I listen to Susan Candiotti's account, is this seems to have been planned, and maybe planned well, and that could make it difficult for to you try to locate these children now.</s>ROBERTSON: That's true, but again, with this Amber Alert and us going national Amber Alert now that hopefully somebody will see this vehicle or see those children and maybe the mother and report it as soon as possible. All they have to do is pick up the phone and dial the 911.</s>SAVIDGE: We hope somebody will do that. We will certainly keep our fingers crossed for those children. Thank you, Bill Robertson, from the Miramar Police Department.
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