A newborn baby was found abandoned inside a Jonas Brothers backpack in an Arizona grocery store parking lot, and 911 audio shows the girl had been born just hours before she was discovered.
The girl was found wrapped in a blanket inside a backpack and left in a shopping cart, Azcentral reported.
A pedestrian reported her to a Food City store manager, who called police.
“Hi, um, I just found a newborn baby,” the store manager can be heard saying while the baby screams in the background. “And she’s beautiful.”
The store manager, whose name is redacted from the recording, told the fire department, also on the line, that he believed the baby had just been born. He reported that her umbilical cord had been cut but remained attached to her body.
“I’ve never dealt with anything like this before,” he said.
The girl’s mother was nowhere to be found, and the customer who first reported the baby was also long gone, the store manager said.
A fire department officer helped the Good Samaritan check the baby’s vital signs.
He reported that she was breathing and appeared to be in good health.
Police responded to the scene and took the girl to a nearby hospital, where she is doing fine.
The Arizona Department of Child Services has been notified, police said.
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The girl was found wrapped in a blanket inside a backpack and left in a shopping cart, Azcentral reported.
A pedestrian reported her to a Food City store manager, who called police.
“Hi, um, I just found a newborn baby,” the store manager can be heard saying while the baby screams in the background. “And she’s beautiful.”
The store manager, whose name is redacted from the recording, told the fire department, also on the line, that he believed the baby had just been born. He reported that her umbilical cord had been cut but remained attached to her body.
“I’ve never dealt with anything like this before,” he said.
The girl’s mother was nowhere to be found, and the customer who first reported the baby was also long gone, the store manager said.
A fire department officer helped the Good Samaritan check the baby’s vital signs.
He reported that she was breathing and appeared to be in good health.
Police responded to the scene and took the girl to a nearby hospital, where she is doing fine.
The Arizona Department of Child Services has been notified, police said.
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