MISSING: Anna and Ariana Mullin

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Wayne County Sheriff's Office in Indiana is asking the public to help locate a woman and her granddaughter.
According to the sheriff's office, Ariana Mullin, 3, and Anna Mullin, 66, have not been seen since June 4.
The sheriff's office says investigators believe Anna did not comply with a court order and allegedly took the 3-year-old.
'The situation stems from a court-ordered custody arrangement that directed the child be turned over to the custodial parent,' said WCSO. 'However, the child has not been returned, and her current whereabouts are unknown.'
Anna is 5-foot 5-inches, 140 pounds and has brown eyes. She also wears glasses.
Ariana is 3-foot and 40 pounds. The 3-year-old has red hair and blue eyes.
The 66-year-old is believed to be driving a maroon Ford F-150 pickup truck with Indiana license plate CG3920.
If you have information on the whereabouts of the Mullins or see the vehicle, call your local police department.
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