Police Seek 2 People In Suspected Bel Air Abduction Attempt

Police are looking for two people suspected of trying to lure three children into a van as the children walked home from their Cedarday community bus stop in late April.

Harford County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to the Cedarday Drive development around 6 p.m. April 24 to take a report on the incident, according to a post on the sheriff's office website.

The children, two 10-year-olds and a 9-year-old, said a man driving a van called to them and told them to get inside the vehicle, then sped up as the children started to run, according to Explore Harford.

The van is described as a tan, beige, or gold, newer model, possibly a Honda Odyssey or Toyota Sienna, with a Patterson Mill High School sticker on the bumper and a ribbon sticker on the back, passenger side, police say.

The driver is described as a 26-year-old white man with sandy colored hair, a muscular or heavy build and cleanly shaven face, the website states.

A woman may have been in the van at the time, according to information released by the sheriff's office Tuesday afternoon.

The woman is described as being in her 60s, and witnesses say the same woman was seen last week driving the van described, according to the release.

A neighbor with a surveillance system provided footage to police, according to the story on Explore Harford.

Anyone with information about these two people or the van may contact Det. Joe Peters with the sheriff's office, 410-836-5014.

You can find video of the van in question here.