Statewide AMBER alert for missing 16-year-old Crown Point girl canceled

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CROWN POINT, Ind – An AMBER alert for 16-year-old Madison Elizabeth Yancy Eddlemon, who went missing on Saturday, has been canceled.
Indiana State Police issued the alert after it was originally reported that she went missing around 9:00 a.m. on Saturday wearing a black hoodie, white jeans with tears, shin high boots and a black lace choker.
22-year-old Alexander Martin Curry-Fishtorn was named by Lake County Sheriff's Office as a suspect in Eddlemon's disappearance.
Curry-Fishtorn is described as a white male, five feet seven inches tall weighing 158 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
Eddlemon's family had a protective order against Curry-Fishtorn.
Eddlemon's parents say that Curry-Fishtorn is violent and had abused their daughter physically.
FBI agents in Indianapolis confirmed that the suspect is in custody.
For more information on this cancellation, please contact the Lake County Sheriff’s Office at 219-660-0000.