Missing Beverly Boys Found Safe in Wisconsin

Update, Thursday, 2:01 p.m. -- Chicago Police have located two missing Beverly boys in Wisconsin with their mother. The boys were allegedly abducted by their mother Wednesday evening.

Daniel Duignan, 11, and his brother, Owen, 7, were found safe and unharmed in eastern Wisconsin along with their mother, Jamie Duignan.

Jamie Duignan is a Chicago police officer, as is the boys’ fathers, reports said.

Police said that family members and investigators are en route to Wisconsin to continue the investigation and reunite the children with their father.

It is unknown at this time if charges will be sought, police said.

Original story - Although Chicago police haven’t issued an Amber Alert, they’re calling two missing West Beverly boys taken early Wednesday evening an abduction.

Police are looking for Daniel Duignan, 11, and his 7-year-old brother, Owen, who were allegedly abducted by their mother around 6:30 p.m. yesterday.

Jamie Duignan, their mother, is driving a gray 2003 Honda Odyssey minivan bearing IL license plate 5138379.

The mother may also be traveling with the family dog, “an old English bulldog resembling a boxer breed,” a police news advisory said.

Daniel, age 11, about five-foot-three, 135 pounds, with green eyes and strawberry blond hair.

Owen, age 9, is five-foot-two, 130 pounds, with brown eyes and strawberry blond hair.

Both boys have crew cuts.

The Chicago Tribune is reporting that Duignan and her husband are both Chicago police officers, and that Jamie Duignan may be “combative.”

Police said the boys' disappearance does not fit the criteria for an Amber Alert because there is no evident threat.

Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th) said his office is in close contact with the 22nd District police commander

"The Chicago Police Department is working the Illinois State Police to locate Jamie and the boys," O'Shea said. "As a community, we are praying for a resolution and safe return of the boys to their home."

Anyone with information is asked to call Area South Special Victims Unit at 312/747-8274.