It was a scary couple of hours for an Albany family, as police searched for their missing three-year-old boy. Thankfully, he's now been found safe and sound. Our Sabina Kuriakose has more.

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Dymere Johnson was last seen at 8:10 a.m. at his house on Park Avenue. Police said his older brother woke up and couldn't find the boy and reported him missing.

Police went door to door canvassing the neighborhood looking for him and searched from a helicopter.

Dymere was found with a female relative about a block away from his home.

Albany resident Lauren Harris said, "I turned and looked into the backseat and I see a boy in grey shirt, red shorts. I said, who are you in relation to this kid? And she said, godmother. And I said, you know all this up in the air is they're looking for him. She said, well I told someone that I was taking him."

Police said the relative had planned to take the boy out, but a miscommunication led to the scare.