In a judicial matter centered in the Sueca district of Valencia, a case has been underway regarding a missing child connected to a custody dispute. The event has drawn attention to the alleged abduction of a six-year-old girl, with authorities examining suspicions that a parent with custody rights may have removed the child without consent. The investigation began after concerns surfaced about the child’s welfare and whereabouts, prompting court scrutiny and action from law enforcement across nearby towns.
Following unsuccessful attempts to locate the parent through standard summons, authorities expanded their efforts. A warrant for search and arrest was issued, directing regional police to take immediate steps to bring the individual to court. The aim is to secure the child’s safety and ensure a formal hearing can determine custody arrangements and guardianship terms.
The disappearance was first reported by the child’s father, who notified law enforcement as part of a civil process addressing guardianship. Witnesses indicated that the parents recently reached an accord in a hearing related to custodial rights, held within the same jurisdiction that oversees family matters in this region.
Authorities noted the last known location of the child was in Cullera, a town within Valencia’s metropolitan area. The child is described as approximately 1.10 meters tall and about 20 kilograms in weight, with long, wavy hair. Local police requested public cooperation, emphasizing that the girl was last seen in the capital area and urging residents to share any information that could assist investigators in locating her and ensuring her safety. The pursuit remains a coordinated effort among the Civil Guard, local police, and judicial authorities as they work to resolve this case and protect the child’s welfare. (Source: Valencia Civil Guard)