Found Safe NY - Caitlyn Brown, 4, 59th St/Lexington Ave. Subway Station. 9 October 2019

[HayLouise]

Girl, 4, missing after separating from mother on subway



Caitlyn Brown, 4, became separated from her mother at the 59th St/Lexington Ave. Subway Station.

NEW YORK - Police need the public's help finding a girl who was separated from her mother inside a subway station in Manhattan Wednesday morning.

Police were searching for Caitlyn Brown, 4, through the No. 4 and No. 5 subway lines. She was last seen at the 59th Street and Lexington Avenue station.

Caitlyn became separated from her mother at about 9 a.m.

She is described as 2'5 " tall and was wearing a white windbreaker, blue jeans and blue sneakers.

If you spot Caitlyn, contact police.

Girl, 4, missing after separating from mother on subway

 

[HayLouise]

Please help @NYPDnews find Caitlyn Brown! She was last seen at 59th St/Lex Ave station this morning. She is 4 years old. This is every parents worst nightmare and I am praying for her safe return.

NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson on Twitter

 

[HayLouise]

This is the most disturbing thing I’ve seen in some time. Has anybody seen 4 year-old Caitlyn Brown?? She disappeared near the 59th St. subway hub in the East Side this morning. We’ve got to find her! More on all @PIX11News platforms. @MTA

James Ford on Twitter

 

[HayLouise]

MISSING GIRL: Have you seen Caitlyn Brown? Police said she was last seen at an Upper East Side subway station.

https://t.co/yA0Z24T0Oo

Eyewitness News on Twitter

 

[HayLouise]

A woman had reported the girl missing but has since been taken into custody. Police have not confirmed why the woman was arrested.

The NYPD has officers and K-9 units searching the area.

Kaityln was last seen wearing a white jacket, blue jeans, amd blue sneakers, police said.

4-year-old goes missing at Manhattan subway station

 

[HayLouise]

Manhattan | E 59th St and Lexington Ave.

Search for a missing 4-year-old F/B, last seen at Lexington Ave- 59th St station on the No. 4 and No. 5 s/b platform. She is 2 1/2 ft tall, wearing an all white windbreaker, blue jeans & blue Adidas sneakers. Level 1 mobilization called.

New York City 911 on Twitter

MISSING: 4-year-old Caitlyn Brown got separated from her mother this morning around 9 a.m. at Lexington Ave- 59th St station on the No. 4 and No. 5 s/b platform. She is 2 1/2 ft tall, wearing an all white windbreaker, blue jeans & blue Adidas sneaker. Any info, call 800-577-TIPS.

New York City 911 on Twitter

 

[Simply Southern]

A woman had reported the girl missing but has since been taken into custody. Police have not confirmed why the woman was arrested.

The NYPD has officers and K-9 units searching the area.

Kaityln was last seen wearing a white jacket, blue jeans, amd blue sneakers, police said.

4-year-old goes missing at Manhattan subway station

Not sounding good for the child.

Praying they find her alive!!!

Jmo

 

[HayLouise]

4-Year-Old Girl Missing in Manhattan, Last Seen in Subway Station

*Video at link*

Brown was reported missing around 8:30 a.m. She was last seen wearing a white windbreaker, blue jeans and blue sneakers.

4-Year-Old Girl Missing in Manhattan, Last Seen in Subway

 

[Simply Southern]

The arrest appears related to a child she left home unattended.


Police Searching For 4-Year-Old Reported Missing In Manhattan, Mother Taken Into Custody

According to police, the child’s mother said she was getting off at the station and when she turned around, the child was missing. It’s unclear if the child was still on the train or went missing on the platform.

Officers went to the woman’s apartment and found a 12-year-old child home alone.

The mother was arrested for endangering the welfare of a child.

 

[JerseyGirl]

Wow, first of all how does someone abduct a child at a subway station in the middle of midtown Manhattan. I can see her being left on the subway because the doors close quickly but mother would know that? There has to be witnesses and cameras.

And since when is a child of 12 left home alone endangering?

 

[Simply Southern]

Wow, first of all how does someone abduct a child at a subway station in the middle of midtown Manhattan. I can see her being left on the subway because the doors close quickly but mother would know that? There has to be witnesses and cameras.

And since when is a child of 12 left home alone endangering?

Wonder why the 12 yo is not in school today?

Could the 12 yo have special needs?

Anybody know the age a child can legally stay home alone?

Side note... Had a client, Judge order not to leave at 15y home alone after school. When the she ask the Judge about baby sitting jobs she had on the weekends/evenings, the judge said that was fine. The reason, it was OK if she was being paid, but if unpaid she needed a babysitter.

Imho

 

[CurlyQ]

Wow, first of all how does someone abduct a child at a subway station in the middle of midtown Manhattan. I can see her being left on the subway because the doors close quickly but mother would know that? There has to be witnesses and cameras.

And since when is a child of 12 left home alone endangering?

In Illinois a child cannot be left alone unsupervised 13 years of age or under, but maybe this 12 year old was left with insufficient food/clothing?

 

[sloane7777]

Wow, first of all how does someone abduct a child at a subway station in the middle of midtown Manhattan. I can see her being left on the subway because the doors close quickly but mother would know that? There has to be witnesses and cameras.

And since when is a child of 12 left home alone endangering?

if twelve is endangering I'm in trouble then, that cant be it .......

 

[Simply Southern]

4-year-old girl found safe after reported missing in Manhattan

A 4-year-old girl was found safe after she was reported missing at a New York City subway station.

Police said Kaityln Daniels was reported missing at East 59th Street and Lexington Avenue on Manhattan's Upper East Side around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.

She was located at her day care, where she was supposed to be.

The woman, who identified the girl as her daughter, had reported the girl missing but has since been taken into custody. The 27-year old-woman was later found shopping at Bloomingdale's.

Prayers answered !!!!

 

[JerseyGirl]

found safe:

A 4-year-old girl who got separated from her mother at a subway station in Manhattan during Wednesday's morning rush has been found safe hours later, though the circumstances weren't immediately clear.

4-Year-Old Who Vanished in Subway Found Safe; Mom Cuffed

 

[Elliot_Alderson]

DBM -- no need now that she was found safe.

 

[JerseyGirl]

Crazy, what is going on?!?!

4-Year-Old Who Vanished in Subway Found Safe; Mom Cuffed

Police were seen leading her mother out of the subway station in handcuffs. Cops didn't immediately have information on any specific charges against her, but authorities said she was taken into custody at Bloomingdale's. They brought her to her home, where she allegedly tried to run off -- and cops grabbed her.

 

[HayLouise]

So how did she end up at the day care

 

[epiphany]

Re the 12 yo left at home alone:

NYC Public Schools are closed today for Yom Kippur.

New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS)

OCFS is often asked questions regarding the appropriate age to leave a child alone, or what age is appropriate to allow a child to begin babysitting. There are no straightforward answers to these questions. All children develop at their own rate, and with their own special needs and abilities. Some children are responsible, intelligent, and independent enough to be left alone at 12 or 13 years of age. Likewise, there are some teenagers who are too irresponsible or who have special needs that limit their ability to be safe if they are left alone.
Parents and guardians need to make intelligent, reasoned decisions regarding these matters.

 

[Simply Southern]

The plot thickens....

4-Year-Old Who Vanished in Subway Found Safe; Mom Cuffed

Police were seen leading her mother out of the subway station in handcuffs. Cops didn't immediately have information on any specific charges against her, but authorities said she was taken into custody at Bloomingdale's. They brought her to her home, where she allegedly tried to run off -- and cops grabbed her.

It was at her home where authorities found a 12-year-old boy by himself, which may have been connected to any charges filed against her. Authorities then someone located the missing 4-year-old in someone else's care.