Father Arrested For Alleged Abandonment Of 16-Day-Old Infant In Parking Lot
A 16-day-old infant has been placed in protective custody after its 18-year-old father allegedly abandoned it at a Suisun City parking lot.
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A 16-day-old infant has been placed in protective custody after its 18-year-old father allegedly abandoned it at a Suisun City parking lot.
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