Police deactivated an Amber Alert on Saturday after officers arrested a 30-year-old mother on charges of violating a parental custody order and abducing her three children. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Aurora school principal ousted amid investigation into attempted student kidnapping by registered sex offender Crime and Public Safety | Woman drugged, assaulted by Jay Bianchi at Denver’s So Many Roads Brewery in April, affidavit says Crime and Public Safety | Service dog bites passenger, American Airlines employee at Denver International Airport Crime and Public Safety | DA brings 10 new charges against Littleton bus monitor accused of beating autistic child Crime and Public Safety | Denver police refused Auraria’s request to clear encampment a 2nd time; chief says “no legal way” to do so The children are safe, Brighton police said. The siblings had been reported missing by the family members in Brighton who had legal custody of the children, but were spotted in the Colorado Springs area traveling eastbound, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Police issued an Amber Alert on Saturday morning, saying they believed all three siblings were with their non-custodial mother and were “concerned for the safety of the children.” The Colorado Springs Police Department located and arrested the mother, who had an active arrest warrant out of Denver on child abuse charges, Brighton police said in a news release. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.