Army officials warn of attempted kidnapping at Fort Hood

A soldier's child was almost kidnapped near Fort Hood, Texas, last week, and authorities are warning area families to be on the lookout.

Authorities say the male suspect is estimated to be 30 to 40 years old, about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds, with dark hair and dark eyes. He was last seen driving a white van with no distinct markings.

It is unknown whether the suspect has ties to the Army, or to the family of the child.

Local law enforcement and the FBI are also looking into the incident.

CID is urging anyone with more information to contact them at 254-287-2722 or call the Fort Hood Military Police at 254-287-4001.  Anyone with a tip can also email usarmy.belvoir.usacidc.mail.crime-tips@mail.mil or call 844-ARMY-CID.

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