The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office is actively searching for Misty Ware, a mother of six who is currently at large following the issuance of a felony arrest warrant. Ware is accused of custodial interference after allegedly taking her six children from their home on Creston Road in Crossville, Tennessee, on October 22, 2026. Authorities state that Ware, who does not have legal custody of the children, violated a court order by removing them without permission. The children involved are 16-year-old Anahi Ware, 10-year-old Maximo Ware, 8-year-old Abalino Almaraz-Ware, 5-year-old Luisa Almaraz-Ware, 3-year-old Paloma Ware, and 9-month-old Felix Ware. All siblings are described as having brown hair and brown eyes. Investigators initially believed the family was traveling toward Mexico in a red Chrysler Town & Country minivan. Although the vehicle was located back in Cumberland County on October 27, the suspects remain at large. The Sheriff's Office notes that Ware has connections in Cumberland County, Marion County, and Georgia. Law enforcement is collaborating with state and federal agencies to locate the family safely. The public is urged not to approach or confront Ware or the children if spotted. Instead, anyone with information is asked to contact authorities immediately. Tips can be directed to Sgt. Thomas Henderson at the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office by calling 931-484-6176. Anonymous tips may also be submitted to the Crossville-Cumberland County Crime Stoppers at 931-200-1173 for a possible cash reward. The investigation remains ongoing as officials work to ensure the safe return of the missing minors.