Desperate search for two-month-old twins born premature and with drugs in their system - as their parents, 19 and 37, REFUSE to help cops find them

Cops are desperately searching for two-month-old twin girls who were born premature and with drugs in their systems.

Jai Nyla and Mai Kayla Herron were born early about ten weeks ago, according to a police statement. They also came out of the womb with drugs already inside them.

The Indiana Department of Child Services has a court order out to revoke custody from parents Anthony Herron, 37, and Destiny Miller, 19. 

But police have said that the father and mother have refused to cooperate with the search.

Authorities in Indianapolis are desperately searching for two-month-old twin girls who were born under tragic circumstances, as their parents are unwilling to help. The two babies, Jai Nyla (pictured left) and Mai Kayla Herron (pictured right), were born premature about ten weeks ago

Detectives do not know if the twins have received medical attention or if they are in need of medical attention. 

Indianapolis police are asking for the public's help in locating them so they can be assessed by medical professionals.

If located, witnesses are asked to please call 911 immediately.

The Indiana Department of Child Services has a court order out to revoke custody from parents Anthony Herron (pictured left), 37, and Destiny Miller (pictured right), 19

They're also asking anyone with information to contact the IMPD Missing Persons Unit or call Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317.262.8477 or (TIPS).

Police promise anonymity for anyone offering tips and a potential cash reward of up to $1,000 if it leads to an arrest. 

It is unclear if Herron and Miller face any criminal charges.

Herron was previously charged criminal trespassing in 2009.