Amber Alert Canceled: Ollie Olsen Found Safe
Ollie Olsen Amber Alert Phoenix found
The Arizona Department of Public Safety canceled a statewide Amber Alert early Sunday morning, May 10, 2026, after 5-day-old Ollie Olsen was located in Mohave County. The infant had been missing since Saturday morning from Phoenix and was the subject of an intensive search across several Arizona counties. Upon being found, the newborn was immediately transported to a local hospital for a comprehensive medical evaluation.
Authorities confirmed that the child appeared to be in stable condition but required professional observation due to his age and the duration of his disappearance. The alert was officially deactivated shortly after law enforcement officials successfully identified the vehicle and the individuals involved in the case.
The alert was originally issued on Saturday evening following reports that the boy was last seen swaddled in a blue blanket near 30th Street and East McDowell Road. Investigators identified Tyler Olsen and Asia Wilson as the primary suspects in the abduction. Police believed they were traveling in a black 2003 Jeep Liberty with Oregon license plates.
The Phoenix Police Department expressed extreme concern for the infant’s health, noting that he was born only five days prior. Local detectives followed a series of leads throughout the night that eventually directed them toward the northwestern region of the state. Neighbors in the area reported seeing a heavy police presence as the investigation moved into its final stages.
Law enforcement officers in Mohave County intercepted the suspects on Sunday morning, bringing the multi-agency search to a successful conclusion. Both Tyler Olsen and Asia Wilson were taken into custody without incident and are currently awaiting formal charges related to the child’s disappearance.
Police have not yet released a specific motive for the incident or confirmed the relationship between the suspects and the newborn. The safe recovery of the child marks the end of a tense 24-hour period for the local community and the state agencies involved. Further updates regarding the infant’s condition and the legal proceedings against the suspects are expected to be released as the official investigation continues.
