Story highlights 2-year-old Isaih Perez is found wandering the streets of Providence, an official says 
 
 The boy appears to be in good health, police say 
 
 Two men have been apprehended in connection with the case 
 
 Authorities had issued an Amber Alert for Isaih earlier Sunday 
 
 A 2-year-old boy missing in Rhode Island has been found wandering the streets of Providence, according to Johnston Police Deputy Chief Daniel Parrillo. 
 
 Authorities had issued an Amber Alert for Isaih Perez on Sunday morning. 
 
 The toddler was taken to a hospital to be checked out, but he appeared to be in good health, Parrillo said. 
 
 Asked whether he had any idea how Isaih got where he was, Parrillo said he did not. 
 
 "A patrol man found him while on patrol just walking on the sidewalk. We don't know he was dropped off, if he was left off there, we don't have any particulars at this time," he said. 
 
 Earlier, Parrillo said that two men had been taken into police custody in connection with the kidnapping of the 2-year-old boy and a double homicide. 
 
 The toddler was not with either man when police apprehended them. 
 
 Authorities had said they believe Malcolm Crowell, 22, fled the scene of the homicide in Johnston, taking Isaih with him. 
 
 Crowell was found by police in Fall River, Massachusetts, following a tip related to an Amber Alert for the boy. 
 
 Authorities identified Daniel Rodriguez as a second suspect during their investigation, and he was taken into custody by police in Providence early Sunday evening, Parrillo said. 
 
 Charges are expected to be filed Monday. 
 
 The relationship between the suspects and the child is unknown, Parrillo said. The victims of the double homicide have not been identified. ||||| JOHNSTON — A Providence police officer found a missing toddler Sunday night wandering unattended at Providence’s Chad Brown housing project, concluding a daylong search for the child, who was reportedly abducted from the scene of a double homicide in Johnston early Sunday morning. 
 
 Two suspects were arrested in the killings Sunday, one man in Fall River and another man in Providence. Johnston Deputy Police Chief Daniel Parrillo said that the 2-year-old boy, Isaiah Perez, appeared to be unharmed but was taken to Hasbro Children’s Hospital for evaluation. The police say the child is the son of one of the homicide victims, and was the subject of a nationwide Amber Alert search throughout Sunday. 
 
 Perez is one of three children the police believe were in the large gray house at 3 Oaktree Drive at the time of the killings, said Parrillo. The other children are safe, he said. 
 
 Two women were found dead at the house, said Johnston Police Chief Richard S. Tamburini. One was Isaiah Perez’s mother, he said. 
 
 State and local police, the FBI and other groups searched throughout the day for the missing boy. 
 
 Tamburini met briefly with about 20 family members and friends of the victims at the Johnston Police Department headquarters late Sunday. One woman cried when police showed her the crime scene earlier in the day. 
 
 Family members would not talk about the case with the media. 
 
 Malcolm W. Crowell, 22, was arrested at work in Fall River around 1 p.m. He was initially a suspect in both the homicides and the abduction, but Massachusetts State Police said later he was not involved in the child’s disappearance. 
 
 At 5:30 p.m., he was no longer listed as a suspect in the Amber Alert, although Parrillo on Sunday maintained that Crowell was still a suspect in both crimes. Crowell’s last known address was in Providence. 
 
 The second suspect, Daniel Rodriguez, in his late 20s, was arrested later Sunday in the area of Smith and Maude streets in Providence, said Providence Public Safety Commissioner Steven Pare. 
 
 Police searched a grassy area on the Elmhurst campus of the Roger Williams Medical Center on Maude Street. A vehicle was towed from the area. 
 
 Both men had arrest records and knew Perez and the women in the house, said Parrillo and Tamburini. 
 
 An Amber Alert was issued by the police after the bodies were discovered early Sunday morning. Neighbors reported seeing a dark-colored car, said Parrillo. 
 
 Parrillo would not identify the two victims or say how they were killed, but he said they were dead when police arrived at the home. Neighbors called police around 5 a.m., he said. 
 
 Police blocked off the neighborhood near the scene. Investigators spent most of the day at the house, located at the bottom of a hill. Around 4 p.m., two investigators wearing latex gloves brushed a second-floor balcony for fingerprints. 
 
 Neighbors along Shore Drive on Sunday reacted with fear and shock to the double homicide and kidnapping, a few streets away. 
 
 “It’s very scary. I’m just in shock,” said Jena Dimeo, who rents a home from her aunt. 
 
 She held her 18-month-old daughter while police investigators searched the Oaktree Drive home less than half a block away. 
 
 The wooded neighborhood, bordered by Hilltop and Shore drives, is just south of the Oak Swamp Reservoir. 
 
 It’s a family-friendly place where neighbors know each other, Dimeo said. 
 
 Monique Rodrigues, who lives on Hilltop Drive, returned from a family vacation to discover police cars and investigators two streets from her home. 
 
 “It’s definitely nerve-racking,” said Rodrigues, as she held her young daughter, Milania. 
 
 She said her sister lived near the house where the homicides occurred. She said police had been to the house once before, but things were quiet after that. 
 
 “Everybody goes about their business and they try to do their best … and then something like this happens, something goes very wrong.” 
 
 The area is quiet, wooded and full of kids, she said. But, she added, quiet areas are no longer as safe as they once were. 
 
 “We’ve seen these things done time and time again. These things don’t just happen in urban neighborhoods.”
– Two men have been arrested following a double homicide and reported abduction, and now, police have found the 2-year-old child believed to have been kidnapped. Police issued an Amber Alert yesterday when Malcolm Crowell, 22, allegedly fled a house in Johnston, Rhode Island, after two women were killed; he was alleged to have taken toddler Isaih Perez with him. Police nabbed Crowell before the toddler was discovered in Providence, "just walking on the sidewalk," a police rep says, per CNN. "We don't know he was dropped off, if he was left off there, we don't have any particulars at this time," says the rep. Isaih seems to be healthy but was taken to a hospital for a checkup. State and local police differ on whether Crowell is still suspected of taking the toddler, the Providence Journal reports. Police also arrested Daniel Rodriguez, a man in his late twenties. Both Rodriguez and Crowell knew the murder victims and the child, police say. One of the victims was reportedly Isaih's mother.