Two children were found by the Florence Police Department with the help of an alert from one of the city’s Flock cameras, the department said in a press release.

The children, ages 10 and eight, had been ordered into the Department of Human Services’ custody, and police suspected they had been taken by a non-custodial parent.

On October 3, the Florence police received an alert from one of the Flock cameras, which led them to stop a car in the Bi-Mart parking lot.

One of the adults in the car voluntarily agreed to bring the children to the police to be turned over to DHS, the press release said.

“At approximately 11:00 am the adults brought the two children into the Florence Police Dept to turn over custody as ordered by the Court.  Florence Police contacted DHS who responded and took custody of the two juveniles,” according to the press release.