Police are looking for the 7-week-old daughter of a homeless woman whose seven other children were taken by Child Protective Services because of abuse and mental health issues, police said.

The King County Sheriff's Office said Trina P. Curry, 33, gave birth to the baby Lillian at Highline Hospital on July 17. 

Police said Curry used a false name at the hospital, and when officials learned her real name, they discovered that she had her seven other children removed by CPS due to abuse, neglect and mental health issues.

CPS received a pick-up order for the baby but police and CPS officials have been unable to find Curry or the baby, who is considered to be endangered in her mother's care.

Detectives said Curry is homeless and does not drive.  She was last seen with the baby at a family member’s house in Shoreline on Tuesday.  Curry left with the baby after an argument and has not been seen since.

Investigators believe Curry and the baby may be with the baby's father, 39-year-old Quandra R. Powell.  Powell has two felony warrants for escape from community custody and drugs.

Both Powell and Curry are said to have violent tendencies.

Powell is described at 5 feet 9 inches tall, 190 pounds with a gold front tooth.   Curry is described at 5 feet 6 inches and 160 pounds.

Anyone who knows the whereabouts of the baby or Curry or Powell is asked to not contact them, but instead call the King County Sheriff's Office at 206-396-3311 or 911.