Philadelphia ( CNN ) -- Philadelphia police are still searching for the woman who they say abducted a 5-year-old girl from her elementary school on Monday by posing as the girl 's mother , dressed in a Muslim-style head covering . The suspect , who police say may be pregnant and may go by the name `` Rashida , '' took the girl to a nearby house where a male suspect waited . Once inside the home , authorities say , the girl was told to remove her clothing and was given a black T-shirt to wear . She was blindfolded and forced to hide under a bed , they said . She was fed at some point . `` This was an egregious crime , and the community should be outraged , '' Capt . John Darby , commanding officer of special victims , said at a news conference Wednesday . `` This was not a random act as far as we 're concerned . '' A man on his way to work early Tuesday found the girl wearing only the black T-shirt and crying under a slide at a playground , police said . She has since returned home with her mother , and there are `` no overt '' signs of injury , Darby said . Police are searching door to door in the neighborhood near the school for the two suspects . The ordeal began when the woman wearing a head covering with only her eyes exposed came to Bryant Elementary School shortly after classes started Monday and scribbled her name on a sign-in sheet , police said . She did not show identification but said she was the child 's mother and wanted to take her out for breakfast , Darby said . She then proceeded to the child 's classroom and asked for the girl by name . Neither parent had given permission for the child to be taken out of school , Darby said , adding that the female suspect `` knew exactly what to do . '' The abduction has raised questions about the School District of Philadelphia 's protocol . `` It 's disturbing that an adult is able to walk into a classroom and have the teacher release the child without knowing who the adult is , '' said Fernando Gallard , a school district spokesman . Policy requires anyone signing out a student to go to the main office and provide identification that matches a list of approved individuals , he said . As he headed to work early Tuesday , sanitation employee Nelson Myers said he heard what he said sounded like a cat meowing before realizing it was an abandoned girl . `` When I got closer , it sounded clear : 'Help , help , ' '' Myers said at a news conference Tuesday . `` When I saw her under the slide , I was shocked , '' he said . `` She was there by herself and only had a shirt on . '' Myers will receive a $ 10,000 reward offered by the city , Mayor Michael Nutter announced via Twitter . `` Mayor @ Michael_Nutter , full $ 10,000 reward to Nelson Mandela Myers , who saw ( the girl ) in an Upper Darby park and did the right thing , '' Mark McDonald , the mayor 's spokesman , tweeted Tuesday . `` I am just glad I was there at the right time , because I just wish somebody would do that for my child if my own child was in that situation , '' Myers said . Now , police are hoping the public will help identify the suspects behind the girl 's abduction . They are offering two rewards in connection with the case : $ 5,000 from the Fraternal Order of Police for the arrest of one or both offenders ; and $ 5,000 from the Citizens Crime Commission for the arrest and conviction of one or both offenders , authorities said . Police describe the female suspect as a dark-skinned black woman in her late 20s , 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 8 inches tall with a thin build , and possibly pregnant . Police say the male suspect is a light-skinned male , in his mid-30s , with short brown hair , wearing sweatpants and a blue , long-sleeved t-shirt .
Police are searching for two suspects in girl 's disappearance . Woman , possibly pregnant , took the girl from her home after posing as her mother . Girl is now with her mother , no ` ` overt '' injuries . It raises questions about Philadelphia 's school security protocol .