Missing child

[glock21]

I dont know the story yet but she is found and safe at home. Thanks you guys rock. God bless.

[Wulf202]

Good news

[Mazin]

Thank God she's ok!


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[J]

The police were using our conference room this morning (as they sometimes do) Steaking out crack park/drug triangle whatever you want to call it. Not sure if it was to look for the girl, or just do drug busts like normal.

Glad she is home safe.

[Big Wall]

Great news!

[Tinelement]

Awesome news!

I hate seeing "missing kid"

[liberty19]

Prayers answered.

[alan0269]

Awesome! Glad she is safe and back home!

[WETWRKS]

Good to hear.

Several questions to look at.

1. How did the birth mother know where the kid was at.

2. Why wasn't hospital security keeping a closer watch on who was removing kids from its facility.

[Clint45]

2. Why wasn't hospital security keeping a closer watch on who was removing kids from its facility.

Very few hospitals are secure facilities. If there is a guard at the front desk it is usually just for show and they are usually under strict orders to avoid messing with people and making the client liable to a lawsuit. A mother pulling a small child, even a kicking and screaming small child, through the main doors would likely be ignored. The main focus for security is the ER. Denver Health is a very large facility, and I'd be surprised if they even had a half dozen security guards on duty during any given shift.