UPDATE: 11-Year-Old Taylor Vo Found Safe, Kidnapper Shot Dead by Police

An 11-year-old girl has been found safe, and her kidnapper was shot dead by police.

Taylor Vo was safely located at about 1:40 p.m., according to the California Office of Emergency Services, which issued a statewide Amber Alert after the abduction. The alert was canceled once Taylor was found safe.

NBC is reporting that Taylor's kidnapper, 42-year-old Tri Truong Le, was the ex-boyfriend of Taylor's aunt, and that the family suspected that Le had kidnapped Taylor to get back at his ex-girlfriend and scare her and her family.

NBC reporters said authorities told them Taylor and Le were found around 1:40 p.m. in a nearby apartment, where Le was holding her captive with a knife to her head.

When Le saw officers arriving, he reportedly shot at them. Police fired back at Le and fatally shot him. They were able to recover Taylor, unharmed.

Le kidnapped Taylor at gunpoint around 1:20 a.m. from a home in the 2600 block of Taffy Drive. Police said Le forced his way into the residence and assaulted a family member before firing several shots inside the home. Family members say Le demanded to see his ex-girlfriend. When he discovered she wasn't home, he decided to take her daughter Taylor instead.

No one inside the house was struck by the gunfire, police said.

Police said Le's criminal history included domestic violence and driving under the influence.

- Bay City News contributed to this report