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Well, desperately searched for their seven-year-old daughter. She was put in a stranger's car after school and our Sarah Maki tells us this isn't the daughter's first safety scare. So we pull in here and you stop here at the first door of this blue door right here. Amaya Oliver says they went to pick up their seven-year-old's daughter, Lylea, at an after-school program at Aurora's Steck Elementary, October 29th, on time like any other day. Only to find Lylea had mistakenly been told to get into a stranger's car. No idea where it was headed. And she's like, "She's with her father." And I said, "That's impossible because we just got here. He's with me." And she just froze over the phone. She froze. So then that's when we knew the worst had happened. Dodgeri Davidson followed a GPS tracker in his daughter's backpack, which first took him to this closed greenhouse before pinging down the street where he found her in the back of a car. She was crying, I was crying, her mother was crying like it was, yeah. Aurora police say it was an Uber, called by a staff member, but the details are hard to follow in the redacted police report. The school district told us the after-school program, right at school, is an independent provider, not a school district-sponsored program. Uber's policies should have prevented this. The company telling us they require account holders to be 18 years and up, with special teen accounts available for 13 to 17, adding they asked drivers to report situations with underage riders. I can't even believe that it happened for a second time, yet along the first. Lylea's parents tell us they gave her a GPS tracker because this is not her first scare at the school. Their daughter was missing after her first day of kindergarten last year, allowed off the school bus several blocks before her correct stop. The school, increasing bus safety afterwards. Lylea's parents keep a photo of her on the dash of their car. That's my first love, that's my baby. Hoping her story will increase security measures for all the kids at her school.