TX - Newborn with placenta still attached abandoned on walking trail - June 18, 2024

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www.azcentral.com

A newborn baby was left abandoned on a hot Texas walking trail. Authorities want to know why.

A newborn baby was found on a Texas walking trail by a family on a hot Saturday morning. Authorities are now trying to find the person responsible.
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“Right now, we have an unknown male who dropped the child off at the location right here located at the 5400 block of Casa Martin Drive,” Garcia said, adding that there may be video footage of the person who dropped off the baby.
 
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The male looked awfully young, so the mother is probably a teenager. Or maybe this was her brother. Was there something wrong with the child? Deformed in some way? There is no excuse for just abandoning the child. Take it to any fire station. Come on.
 
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