Authorities Seek Public’s Help After Newborn Tnyiah Tyson Abducted from Seminole County Hospital

Authorities Seek Public’s Help After Newborn Tnyiah Tyson Abducted from Seminole County Hospital

Altamonte Springs, FL – June 23, 2025 — Florida authorities are urgently seeking the public’s assistance following the abduction of newborn Tnyiah Tyson from a hospital in Seminole County. A Florida Missing Child Alert has been issued after the infant was taken from AdventHealth Altamonte Springs on Sunday, June 22.

Law enforcement agencies, including the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) and the Altamonte Springs Police Department, are working to locate the child and those believed to be involved.

About the Missing Infant

• Name: Tnyiah Tyson
• Age: Newborn
• Description: Black hair, brown eyes
• Last Seen: Sunday afternoon, inside AdventHealth hospital on East Altamonte Drive

Persons of Interest

Authorities believe Tnyiah may be with:

• Latraka Fairley
  • Black female, 5’8”, around 150 lbs
  • Brown eyes, brown hair
• Timothy Tyson
  • Black male, 5’8”, around 170 lbs
  • Notable features: burn scar on his right hand, tattoos including “BJ” on his arm and a globe with a man holding guns on his back

Vehicle Description

The suspects are possibly traveling in a blue 2011 Range Rover Sport with a temporary Florida tag: DWD1112.

Possible Whereabouts

Investigators believe the individuals may have traveled to or through Bradford County or Clay County, Florida.

📞 What to Do If You Have Information

Officials are urging anyone with relevant information to immediately contact:

• 911, or
• Altamonte Springs Police Department at 407-339-2441, or
• FDLE Missing Endangered Persons Clearinghouse at 1-888-FL-MISSING (1-888-356-4774)

The public is strongly warned not to approach the individuals or vehicle if spotted, but to report sightings to authorities without delay.

🕊️ A Plea for Awareness

This is an urgent and critical situation. Law enforcement is asking communities across the state—especially in north-central Florida—to remain alert and report any suspicious activity involving a newborn or a vehicle matching the above description.

Your call could make the difference in bringing Tnyiah Tyson home safely.

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