New Jersey authorities are actively searching for a suspect involved in a carjacking incident that occurred on Tuesday morning. The incident began shortly before 9:55 a.m. on Wilson Avenue in Newark, where a Hyundai Sonata was stolen with a three-year-old child left inside the vehicle. The theft prompted the immediate issuance of an Amber Alert by local law enforcement agencies to assist in locating the vehicle and the child. Approximately thirty minutes after the initial report, the stolen sedan was discovered abandoned in Jersey City. Upon discovery, the child was found inside the vehicle safe and unharmed. The child, described as wearing a red-hooded sweatshirt, was seen walking with police officers at the scene before being reunited with a woman. Following the reunion, the child was transported via ambulance to Jersey City Medical Center for medical evaluation and care. While the child is confirmed to be safe, the suspect remains at large. Police have released a photograph of the individual they are seeking in connection with the carjacking. Officials have noted that the suspect may be female, though this detail is subject to further verification as the investigation continues. The Newark Public Safety Department is leading the search efforts and is urging the public to remain vigilant. Anyone with information regarding the location of the suspect or the stolen vehicle is encouraged to contact local law enforcement immediately. The case remains an active investigation, and authorities continue to gather evidence from the scene in Jersey City and the initial crime scene in Newark. The community is advised to report any suspicious activity or information that may aid in the apprehension of the suspect.