Officials  have found missing San Bernadino boy, Briant Rodriguez 3,  ALIVE. He was reunited with his Mother this evening in Mexico.

US Officials and Briant’s Mother have arrived in Mexico and although they have not yet seen the chestnut haired toddler, Investigators believe it is him.

Reports from inside the investigation have revealed to blinkoncrime.com that little Briant’s head has been shaved, but is otherwise unharmed.

Check back with blinkoncrime for this developing story.

San Bernadino, CA– On Sunday afternoon, just as the Rodriguez family was about to leave their home, 2 gunman burst into the home of Maria Rosalina Millan, tied up the family with red tape and began ransacking the home.

After about 20 minutes of the gunmen rummaging through the home taking money, Rosalina’s cell phone and some undisclosed items, the men left with Briant, ordering his mother and the other children not to call police. While inside the house, one of the attackers appeared to be directed to areas of the home via a hand-held 2way device. 

Briant is the youngest of Millan’s seven children, 2 of which were not present at the time of the abduction. Briant’s older brother Benjamin Barasa:

“Our keys were inside our car, cause we were about to leave,” 14-year-old Benjamin Barasa said. “So they couldn’t find them, so they got mad. They took my little brother. He didn’t know what was happening, so he wasn’t crying.”

An 8 year old brother who freed himself while the men were on their way out with his baby brother attempted to go after Briant, but was unsuccessful. After 9 hours, an Amber Alert was issued for Briant Rodriguez.

The composite sketches of the alleged kidnapers are strikingly similar and some are speculating they may be brothers.

Police and Federal agents have not received a ransom demand, and have not been able to determine a motive for Briant’s abduction. The family, through an interpreter, maintains they do not know the men who took the child or why.

Almost immediately, many began comparing the incident to the abduction of Cole Puffinburger. Cole’s grandfather, Clemens Tinnemeyer and Terri Leavy, his companion, were arrested in his grandson’s kidnapping and the incident is said to be tied directly to Tinnemeyer’s activities to the Mexican drug trade.

Puffinburger was released unharmed very close to his home. 

Federal Investigators continue to pursue all leads coming in in to find Briant Rodriguez