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"Two boys at the center of a recent Amber Alert are safe and back in state custody, and state officials said an unsupervised bathroom break sparked the whole thing.State police said they found a 6-month-old and 8-year-old at a hotel in Alamosa, Colorado late Tuesday night. Their mother, Davina Wilikins, was arrested.Investigators said Wilkins took off with the children during a supervised visit in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning. They said she did not have proper car seats for the children.Wilkins is charged with custodial interference and is being held on a $50,000 bond. Police said she has a history of drug abuse and lost custody of her children in May.A spokesman for the Children, Youth and Families Department told Action 7 News Wilkins had prior supervised visits and there were no problems.On Tuesday, the caseworker left the room and began preparing items for the children, as a different CYFD employee stood by to supervise, according to a police report.The report says Wilkins was allowed to take the children to the bathroom and took off with the children when nobody was looking. The bathroom break was allowed in the CYFD parent/child visitation procedures.The bathrooms are located in the front of the office.When Wilkins got them out of the building, an older woman was waiting in the drivers seat of a minivan in the parking lot, according to the police report.When asked if the caseworker made a mistake, a CYFD spokesman said the department was still looking into the case.\"I demanded there be an investigation as to why that bathroom visit wasn't supervised as well,\" said Gov. Susana Martinez.CYFD has had custody of the kids since May. Tuesday's incident will only hurt Wilkins' case to eventually get full custody of her children in the future, CYFD says. That decision will be made in court.Mobile users: Tap for video"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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