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Police find mother and child after newborn taken from Queensland hospital | |
(about 3 hours later) | |
Police have issued an amber alert for a missing child after two women were seen taking a baby from Ipswich hospital | Police have issued an amber alert for a missing child after two women were seen taking a baby from Ipswich hospital |
A mother who is believed to have taken her newborn baby from a Queensland hospital has been found with the child. | |
Queensland police on Tuesday said two women were seen taking the baby from Ipswich hospital on Monday and putting her into a white Suzuki, which was subsequently located. | |
On Wednesday police confirmed the 18-year-old mother and the baby were “located safe at Ipswich shortly after 11am”. | |
Police had earlier issued an amber alert, identifying the child’s mother. | |
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“We are concerned about this child, who is only a couple of days old,” the police commissioner, Katarina Carroll, had told the ABC. | |
“We know that the mother just had the child in hospital and has literally just taken the child. | |
“For now what we really need to do is find the mother and the child.” | |
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