GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro police continue to search for two men who stole a car with a baby inside over the weekend.
It sparked an Amber Alert early Saturday until someone found 1-year-old Josea Petty safe and unharmed.
Two 911 calls were separated by several hours but made just a few streets apart.
The first came from a Valero gas station on South Elm-Eugene Street when a man realized his car and his son were gone.
"Somebody just hopped in my car and took off," the father told a 911 operator.
Police said the 1-year-old boy was in his car seat the whole time.
The father said it happened very quickly and that he had just stepped into the store when someone drove his car away.
"I don't know who got in it," he said.
Greensboro police said two men took the car just after midnight Saturday. Hours later, an Amber Alert went out for the baby.
Around 7 a.m., another person called 911 to report a baby found crying in a car seat on their front steps.
The caller does not live far from the gas station.
"I don't know how long the baby was outside," the caller told 911. "It's cold, you know?"
The homeowner gave the operator a description that matched Petty's description.
Police later found the stolen car in Winston-Salem, but they're still searching for the two suspects.
Investigators do not believe either of the men knew the baby. Anyone with information should call the police.