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Parents plead for return of Saskatchewan girl

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NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. - The family of a six-year-old girl from Saskatchewan who is the subject of an Amber Alert is pleading with her alleged abductor for a safe return.

Police issued an Amber Alert on Sunday night for Emma O'Keeffe, a girl with autism who is non-verbal and who her parents say needs medication for severe epilepsy.

"We just want her home so please bring her back or just call someone and let her know where she is," the girl's mother said through tears in a video posted to the RCMP's Facebook page Monday morning.

RCMP said the girl was in the back of her family's SUV when it was stolen outside a strip mall in North Battleford.

The vehicle was taken Sunday around 5 p.m. after the girl's mother left it running and went inside, according to police.

The suspect is believed to be driving a dark grey 2010, Mercedes Benz GL350 Bluetec SUV with Saskatchewan license plate 897 HMX.

"We know you didn't try to abduct her," said the girl's father. "We know. We know. We just need her back."

The girl has brown, jaw-length hair and was last seen wearing a navy-blue, long sleeve T-shirt, black jeans, pink socks and no shoes. She was also wearing a diaper.

Police said they do not know the identity of the suspect, but believe it's an abduction by a stranger.

© Provided by thecanadianpress.com RCMP in Saskatchewan have issued an Amber Alert for a six-year-old girl who they say was in the back of her family's SUV, shown in an RCMP handout photo, when it was stolen outside a strip mall in North Battleford. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-RCMP, *MANDATORY CREDIT*

The girl needs medication for epilepsy every 12 hours, police said, and missing a dose could lead to "extreme medical distress or possibly death." She needs help eating and has a stomach tube to take in fluids and medication.

Her parents say she has difficulty walking and needs help getting in and out of the SUV.

Police said the SUV has a keyless entry system that once the suspect shuts off the vehicle, it cannot be started again.

RCMP are asking the public to keep an eye out for the SUV, but they do no not know which direction it went.

Police want the person who stole the truck to drop the girl off at a hospital so she can get treatment.