2-year-old girl who disappeared taken by grandmother

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Aurora Lee Lopez, 2. Sherry Lee McGill, 49, is wanted by officers in connection to the alleged abduction. (DPS)

SAN ANTONIO (KSAT) – The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a toddler who may be in “grave” danger and her grandmother accused of kidnapping her.

An AMBER Alert was issued for Aurora Lee Lopez, 2, after her grandmother Sherry Lee McGill, 49, abducted her early Friday, according to BCSO.

Authorities believe McGill is driving to Oklahoma. She is driving a black 2012 Honda Accord with Texas license plate KTR 2989.

❗️AMBER ALERT❗️
2 year old Aurora Lee Lopez was taken this morning by her grandmother Sherry McGill, 49, in a 2012 black Honda Accord EX, bearing Texas license plates KTR 2989. It is believed they are heading to Oklahoma. If you have information call (210)335-6000 / (210)335-6070 pic.twitter.com/OYrUD6TXMH

— Bexar County Sheriff (@BexarCoSheriff) May 1, 2020

McGill was last seen in the 8500 block of Tuxford on the Northeast Side, according to the AMBER Alert issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety.

McGill is 180 pounds, is 5-feet, 8-inches tall, has brown eyes and has brown hair. Lopez weighs 20 pounds, is 3-feet tall, has brown eyes and has brown hair.

Law enforcement officials believe Lopez is in “grave or immediate danger.”

Anyone with information is asked to contact BCSO at 210-335-6000.