Clayton County missing children has police asking for help

The Clayton County Sheriff is asking for the public’s help in locating two children that went missing from a home in the Riverdale area.

According the the Clayton County Police Department, Adormi Harris, 11, and Amani Turner, 3, were last scene around 11 p.m. Thursday at a home on Sterling Ridge Drive.

It’s unclear what the two children may be wearing, however a nightgown of Harris’ was located upstairs in the residence indicating the child changed clothing, according to the sheriff’s office.

Any of with any information that could help safely locate the two children is asked to call 911 or the police.

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