The mother of Hall of Famer Cal Ripken has been found safe, a day after being kidnapped from her home.

Vi Ripken, 74, was abducted between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. on Tuesday by a man who showed a gun and forced her into his car, according to Aberdeen police. She was found unharmed in a car 25 miles away from her home about 6:15 a.m. on Wednesday.

Aberdeen police said there was no indication the suspect had contacted the Ripken family for a ransom demand.

WBAL News reported that a person approached a vehicle in Baltimore County with Vi Ripken in it. The man at the wheel told the person his mother was having a seizure and that he was taking her to the hospital. The person called police, but the vehicle was gone by the time police arrived.

Vi Ripken is now reported as being safe at home.

"This has been a very trying time for our family, but we are grateful and relieved that mom is back with us, safe and healthy," the Ripken family said in a statement said. "We want to thank everyone for their tremendous support, especially all of the law enforcement agencies that worked so hard and quickly."

No other information has been released.

Contributing: AP reports