An Amber Alert was issued for early Monday in Texas for a 5-year-old boy, identified as Zachariah Sutton.

Police said that they are looking for the child, who they believe was abducted from Overton, which is near Tyler, by a woman. The woman has been identified as 59-year-old Pamela Medlock.

Sutton was last seen on the 23400 Block of FM838 in Overton at 11 a.m. on Sunday, the Smith County Sheriff’s Office said. 

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The relationship between Medlock and the child is unknown at this time.

The child was last seen wearing a gray jumpsuit and black and white tennis shoes. Medlock was last seen wearing a maroon plaid jacket and khaki pants.

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Medlock and Sutton are believed to be in a Green Jeep Wrangler with unknown Texas plates.

Police said that the child is 60 pounds, about 3-foot-5 and has brown eyes. The suspect is about 5-foot-6, weighs about 135 pounds and has brown eyes.

An Amber Alert (also known as an AMBER Alert) or a child abduction emergency alert is a message issued by a child abduction alert system asking the public for assistance in locating abducted children. The method was developed in the United States.

AMBER is an abbreviation that stands for America’s Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response. It was inspired by Amber Rene Hagerman, a teenager who was kidnapped and ultimately found killed in 1996.