Yes, but I was pointing out that in one place it says that CPS called the fire department to do a welfare check at 11pm, but meanwhile 'authorities', meaning law enforcement as you said, gained access inside the home around 8:30pm, when up to that time they had apparently been waiting on a search warrant. It doesn't make sense that police were already in there by 8:30pm and then hours later CPS called the fire department to do a welfare check (unless I'm missing something?)Yes. Authorities, meaning law enforcement, IMO.
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PommyMommy said: ↑
DEC 19, updated DEC 20, 2019
Infant found at Harris Co. home as authorities investigate missing Austin mom Heidi Broussard & baby
According to Cy-Fair Fire Department spokesperson Lt. Daniel Arizpe, Child Protective Services called CFFD to the home at 10:56 p.m. Thursday night. Arizpe says a one-month baby girl was found with “no obvious injuries or problems” and was taken to an area hospital.
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deugirtni said: ↑
And then this:
ABC 13 reports that authorities conducted a “high profile investigation” at a home off of Bo Jack Drive in NW Harris County. Investigators secured the area with crime scene tape and were specifically concentrating on a Nissan parked in the driveway. The car reportedly belongs to someone that Heidi knows.
At around 8:15 p.m., authorities entered the residence.
Update: Suspect arrested for kidnapping Heidi Broussard was a ‘close friend’ who pretended to be pregnant at same time, police say