Winnipeg police are assisting the U.S. authorities in their search for a girl who was allegedly abducted by her mother and say the pair may now be in Ontario.
Ayda Velic, 6 and her mother Elmedina Velic are shown in these photos provided by the Winnipeg Police Service. Published Friday, May 3, 2019 4:27PM EDT
Winnipeg police said in a press release that the mother, 30-year-old Elmedina Velic and her six-year-old daughter Ayla were living in Clinton Township, Mich., and travelled to Winnipeg earlier this year. They may now be in Ontario, say police.
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