LIVONIA, MI -- Two people are in custody in connection with the reported abduction of two-week-old twin brothers in Michigan.

According to WDIV-Detroit, suspects were taken into custody Monday a couple hours after the twins were dropped off at the Detroit Police Department’s 9th Precinct.

The identities of the suspects and potential charges have not been released by police.

A Jeep that was believed to have been used in the abduction has also been recovered by police. It’s unclear how the people arrested are connected to the ones described as taking the boys from the Quality Inn on Plymouth Road in Livonia as police have provided limited information on the case.

According to police, the twins’ mother called them Sunday night around 10:10 p.m to report her sons, Matthew and Montana Bridges, were taken from a hotel room by two black women. During a press conference Monday, police described the relationship between the mother and the women as “friendly acquaintances” but did not elaborate.

An Amber Alert was issued around 6 a.m. Monday, and just a few hours later, the boys were dropped off to police around 9 a.m. The twins were taken to a hospital for observation and have been reunited with their parents.

On Monday, Detroit Police Chief James White said the babies were in good condition and had no visible injuries.

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