Family of Child Found Alone on Street in the U.S. Being Sought
The child, estimated to be 2-3 years old, was found alone on the street in the U.S. state of Georgia. Police are trying to reach the family.

In Marietta, a city in the U.S. state of Georgia, police began a search to locate the family of a small child found wandering alone on the street on Monday. The Marietta Police Department asked the public for help identifying the child and his or her family.
Teams Took Action
According to officials, the child was spotted walking in the Franklin Gateway and Twin Brooks area around 5:45 p.m. on Monday. Police teams determined that no adult was present with the child.
Police said the child was about 2–3 years old. Officials reported that the child could not speak to them or did not want to, making it difficult to obtain information about his or her family.

Police Working to Find the Family
The Marietta Police Department urged anyone who recognizes the child or has information about his or her family to contact authorities immediately. Police are seeking public support to reach the child's family.
Those with information were asked to call 911
Officials urged anyone with information about the child or its family to call 911 immediately. Police said that future tips are crucial for reaching the child's family.
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