Father accused of abducting 2 California children as frantic search underway
Metro Father accused of abducting 2 California children as frantic search underway By Katie Jerkovich Published July 25, 2026, 6:59 p.m. Add The California Post on Google A frantic search is underway for twin children authorities say were abducted by their father in Los Angeles County, with officials warning there is concern for their well-being. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department issued an urgent plea for help on Facebook, asking the public to help find two “at-risk” children, Solomon and Marozhina Sukonick.
- ▪Metro Father accused of abducting 2 California children as frantic search underway By Katie Jerkovich Published July 25, 2026, 6:59 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google A frantic search is underway for twin children authorities say were abducted by their father in Los Angeles County, with officials warning there is concern for their well-being.
- ▪The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department issued an urgent plea for help on Facebook, asking the public to help find two “at-risk” children, Solomon and Marozhina Sukonick.
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