Updated: Thu Apr. 13 2006 7:44:59 PM
CTV.ca News Staff
Toronto police have ended an Amber Alert now that a 10-month-old girl is safe and with her family.
Nevaeh Gough is believed to have been taken by her father, Daniel James David.
At around 1:35 p.m. police responded to a call for a domestic dispute at a home on Warden Avenue in the city's east end.
Police allege the David arrived at the Lido Motel on Kingston Road in Scarborough Thursday afternoon.
They say he allegedly assaulted the infant's mother and then drove away with the child. When he returned to the motel, this time without his daughter, David allegedly forced the woman into the car and took her to the Warden Avenue home.
At that time he allegedly fled the scene.
Police issued descriptions for Gough, David and his car on Thursday afternoon.
But the alert was called off about an hour later after the infant was turned over to police by her grandfather.
With files from The Canadian Press
Nevaeh Gough is back with her family, and police in Toronto have cancelled the Amber Alert issued earlier today when she was driven away by her father, Daniel James David, after an alleged domestic altercation between the 10-month old's parents.

Police were called to a home on Warden Avenue at 1:35 p.m. EDT (1735 UTC) regarding a domestic dispute. Police allege Mr David arrived at a motel where the mother and child were staying and assaulted the infant's mother, then drove away with the child. When he returned to the hotel, they allege he forced the mother into the car and drove her to the home on Warden Avenue, from which he later fled.

Police issued the alert, along with descriptions of Mr David and his vehicle, and the warning that he may have a gun.

The alert was canceled off after approximately an hour when the baby's grandfather brought her to the police, about 7 p.m. local time.

Mr David was described as 5’10”, black, with black, short hair and brown eyes and has a cheek scar under his right eye. His vehicle is a silver, four-door, 2006 Mazda M6, with Ontario license plate AYFZ 177.

Anyone with information to his whereabouts is asked to contact police at 416-808-4300, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or online at www.222tips.com .