10:40 p.m. UPDATE: The mom of a 10-year-old girl reported missing in Sacramento has been arrested after police say she hid the child in a case of revenge against her estranged husband. 
 
 Sac police say mom was seeking revenge and hid her child! @CBSSacramento — JENN MCGRAW CBS13 (@NewsMcGraw) June 1, 2016 
 
 Police say the mother was upset her daughter was dropped off 15 minutes early and she had to race home. They say she and her boyfriend concealed the daughter from everyone. 
 
 The mother gave an interview with CBS13 where she broke down in tears pleading for the return of her daughter as police said she knew where the girl was all along. 
 
 Police say the girl was hidden at a family friend’s house. Someone reached out to the police department and informed them what was going on, leading to the mother’s arrest. 
 
 She will be booked into Sacramento County Jail. She faces a felony and two misdemeanors for concealing the daughter from the parents, reporting a false emergency and obstructing police. 
 
 Mother facing felony & 2 misd for concealing child and reporting a false emergency @CBSSacramento @AdrienneMooreTV — JENN MCGRAW CBS13 (@NewsMcGraw) June 1, 2016 
 
 Police spent much of Tuesday searching for the girl, bringing out community members, police officers and even a helicopter spreading announcements in the neighborhood. 
 
 The girl’s father, Don Lee, said family from the Bay Area came to aid the search. 
 
 SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Sacramento Police are searching the Land Park region of Sacramento for a missing girl. 
 
 Crime scene tape is up at Pony Express Elementary School where Laprea Lee was last seen at around 10 a.m. on Tuesday. 
 
 Her family says it’s very unusual, and that Lee wouldn’t just run off. 
 
 Police are investigating the area and have helicopters in the air looking for her. 
 
 “I was at work, I got a call. I have cameras, and my camera showed her at 10:55 a.m. At 10:56 a.m. we have no sign of her. We have no sign of her. We’re just looking forward to bringing her home, please,” her mother said. 
 
 It’s unclear why the police tape is up at the scene. ||||| Shavaughn Vaugn, 43, (left) and Antwan Holliday, 44, (right) were booked at the Sacramento County Jail. 
 
 A mother and her boyfriend were arrested for staging the kidnapping of her 10-year-old daughter, the Sacramento Police Department said. 
 
 Shavaughn Vaugn, 43, reported her daughter, Laprea Lee, was missing at 12:51 p.m. Tuesday from her home in 1200 block of 58th Avenue, police said. 
 
 Vaugn told officers that Laprea's father, Don Lee, had taken Laprea camping over the weekend. Laprea's grandfather dropped the girl off at her home about 10:30 a.m., but Vaugn said that when she got home about 30 minutes later, her daughter was gone, police said. 
 
 Vaugn kept telling police that she thought Don Lee was hiding Laprea somewhere, but there were no signs of foul play, investigators said. 
 
 After eight hours of searching, officers found Laprea at the home of Vaugn's boyfriend, Antwan Holliday, 44. Police discovered Vaugn and Holliday staged the incident to make it look like Laprea's father had done something to her, officers said. 
 
 Vaugn and Holliday were booked into the Sacramento County Jail on multiple charges, including false report of an emergency, obstructing/delaying police and conspiracy. ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
– Shavaughn Vaughn told police on Tuesday that her daughter was missing and that she suspected the 10-year-old’s father was hiding her somewhere. The report sparked an eight-hour search in Sacramento, complete with helicopters, the Sacramento Bee reports. In an interview with CBS 13, Vaughn began to cry as she pleaded for her daughter's safe return. “We’re just looking for her to bring her home,” she said. “Please.” Now, however, police say it was all an act. As it turns out, young Laprea Lee was safe and sound at the home of Antwan Holliday, Vaughn’s boyfriend, the whole time, KCRA reports. Vaughn, 43, and Holliday, 44, face felony and misdemeanor charges related to hiding the girl, filing a false police report, and obstructing police. Police say Vaughn staged the whole thing for revenge because she was upset that her daughter had been dropped off about 15 minutes early after a camping trip with the girl’s father, Don Lee, forcing her to rush home, per CBS. (The girl was dropped off by her grandfather.) Vaughn told police that when she arrived home, Laprea was nowhere to be found, and she accused the girl's father of taking her. Police say a tipster eventually told them that Laprea was with Holliday, leading to the ruse being discovered.