A family can celebrate the return of seven-year-old Jamal White, who was kidnapped at gunpoint by an unknown man on Friday, July 11, in Milwaukee. Footage captured on a neighbor’s doorbell showed that White was outside riding his bike when screams were heard.

He was abducted by an unidentified Black man wearing a black zip-up and black face mask and put in a white jeep, according to NBC-affiliated TMJ4 News.

A statewide Amber Alert was issued for the missing child on Friday evening, and by the next day, White’s family had organized a search with missing posters of Jamal and pictures of the jeep he was taken in, per the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

A community gathered with the family at Carmen Park and split into four groups around White’s neighborhood and in areas where similar vehicles had been spotted to search for the missing boy. They searched at gas stations, businesses, and remained aware of the possible violence they may come across if they found White’s abductor, also according to the Milwaukee Journal.

White’s family was reassured of his safety when police reported that he had been found near the corner of 39th & Lloyd, Milwaukee, according to ABC-affiliated WISN 12 News. Jamal’s cousin, Nikki Harrington, spoke with WISN 12 News and said, “The community came through. We found him safe and sound, alive… I’m happy.”

Also speaking with WISN 12 News, community activist Vaun Mayes said, “This has been the work of not only law enforcement, shout out to them, but the vigilance of the citizens. We don’t play about kids in Milwaukee… I’m proud of my city today.”

Though no announcement of an arrest has been made, neighbors said that they saw someone taken into custody by the police, according to TMJ4 News. However, per WISN 12 News, the family said that four masked men took the young boy. No arrests have been confirmed yet.