An amber alert was issued after Taylor Williams was reported missing Wednesday in Jacksonville, Florida

Her mother Brianna Williams, a petty officer stationed with the Navy in Jacksonville, told cops that  when she woke up Wednesday her daughter was gone

However investigators said, it’s been weeks since Taylor was last seen, and there are inconsistencies in the mother’s  stories

Sheriff said investigators do not believe the 5-year-old walked away from the home and Law enforcement curtailed search efforts Thursday evening

The mother of missing five-year-old Florida girl Taylor Rose Williams has stopped cooperating with authorities, police announced 

The search for a missing 5-year-old girl is intensifying as her mother stopped cooperating with police. An amber alert was issued after Taylor Williams was reported missing Wednesday in Jacksonville, Florida.
Brianna Williams said when she woke up Wednesday her daughter, Taylor, was gone. But investigators said it’s been weeks since she was last seen, and there are inconsistencies in the mother’s story, CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal reports.
Search teams have knocked on more than 600 doors, looked inside dumpsters and scoured a nearby lake hoping to find Taylor. And while nothing substantial has been found, volunteers said they don’t want to give up until they find out what happened to her.
“I feel bad, and that’s our job, you know, to help find this little girl,” neighbor Velma Charles said.
Brianna Williams was initially working with police, but is now no longer cooperating, Sheriff Mike Williams said.
“We know that Brianna Williams was the last person to see Taylor, and we need for her to cooperate,” he said. “We were talking to her about some inconsistencies in her statement and that’s when she chose to stop cooperating with us.”
Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams Thursday urged anyone who may have seen Taylor with her mother in the last six months to call investigators.