Missing Panhandle girl found in Texas

PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA - A 16-year-old girl abducted from her home Saturday has been found in Texas, officials said. <br> <br> Amber Lee Davis was in police custody of the Orange, Texas, Saturday night, said Lisa Lagergren, spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. <br> <br> No arrests have been made, Lagergren said. <br> <br> ``We&#39;re still looking for the guy,&#39;&#39; Lagergren said. <br> <br> The teen was believed to have been abducted from her north Florida home early Saturday morning. When answered the door about 6:40 EST, a man grabbed her and forced her into his car, police said. <br> <br> Lagergren said she did not know how Davis came to be in police custody. <br> <br> Orange police declined to comment on the case. The Bay County Sheriff&#39;s office also declined to immediately comment. <br> <br> The state issued an ``Amber Alert&#39;&#39; for the girl. The system, named for a 9-year-old Texas girl who was abducted and murdered in 1996, uses radio and television emergency airwaves across the state to broadcast notices of child abductions. <br> <br> FDLE spokeswoman Lisa Lagergren said information on the case was also sent to authorities in Georgia, Louisiana and Alabama.