LARGO, Fla. — The mother of the 2-year-old Largo boy that had been the subject of an Ambert Alert for several days has been arrested and charged in the boy's death. Body of missing 2-year-old boy found in wooded area near Lake Avenue, McMullen Road 
 
 Charisse Stinson, 21, charged with 1st degree murder 
 
 Investigation ongoing 
 
 Body of missing Largo boy, 2, found 
 
 Charisse Stinson, 21, faces aggravated child abuse and first degree murder charges in connection with Jordan Belliveau's death. READ MORE 
 
 Police: Mother faces murder charge in death of 2-year-old Jordan Belliveau 
 
 Amid strife, missing boy’s father says he doesn’t believe mother’s story 
 
 Largo police release sketch of man sought in disappearance of 2-year-old boy FOX 13's Haley Hinds reports Jordan Belliveau's family became emotional after speaking with police at the scene, which is Lake Avenue and McMullen Road, on the north side of the Largo Sports Complex. Police said Stinson told them she accepted a ride Saturday night around 9:30 p.m. from a man named Antwan, in a white Toyota Camry, in the area of East Bay Drive near Belcher Road.  When Charisse Stinson reported her 2-year-old son missing in the Tampa Bay area of Florida on Sunday, she told the police that a man who had offered her a ride had beaten her unconscious and taken her child. Family members and volunteers climbed through bushes and scoured Largo Central Park Monday, searching for any sign of Jordan. According to the arrest affidavit, 21-year-old Charisse Stinson told police during questioning that she struck 2-year-old Jordan Belliveau in the face "during a moment of frustration" after the child suffered an "unexplained, serious injury" to his right leg. But Ms. Stinson, 21, later admitted to leaving the child in a nearby wooded area after she hit him in frustration and his “health declined,” the police said in an arrest affidavit.
– Police searched woods, divers searched ponds, and a sketch of an apparent suspect spread across social media. All this in the 60 hours after Charisse Stinson reported her 2-year-old son missing early Sunday, claiming he'd been taken by a man who offered her a ride before knocking her unconscious. But there was no "Antwan" in a white Toyota Camry with dreadlocks and gold teeth, according to police, who arrested 21-year-old Stinson on first-degree murder charges Tuesday, reports the New York Times. Hours after Stinson told Spectrum News she was "a damn good mom," the body of Jordan Belliveau was discovered in a wooded area behind a baseball field in Largo, Fla., and police say his pregnant mother admitted to putting him there, per the Tampa Bay Times. Stinson said she struck the boy in the face, causing his head to hit a wall, "during a moment of frustration" after an "unexplained, serious injury" to his right leg, per an arrest affidavit. After the boy suffered repeated seizures, Stinson brought him to the wooded area Sunday and departed without him, police say. Describing Stinson as a "struggling single mother," police on Monday had noted that bloody items in her apartment might've been from an accident that required Jordan to get stitches. Despite that, "we honestly knew it was her because of her past with us," an uncle of the boy tells Fox 13. Per Spectrum News, Jordan was put in foster care at 3 months old but returned to Stinson in May. An autopsy of the boy is scheduled for Wednesday.