Pennsylvania State Police are searching for the parents of a 3-year-old child found standing alone in the middle of a Delaware County road early Sunday morning. Investigators tell NBC10 a driver saw the child in the center of the southbound lanes of state route 202 at Beaver Valley Road in Concord Township just before 2 a.m. The driver took the child to a nearby Wawa and called police. The child, who is not injured, has not been able to tell officers his name or address, according to investigators. He was found wearing coral colored jeans, cut off at the knees and a white t-shirt which reads, "Boldin 3rd Anniversary". The child is in the custody of Delaware County Child and Youth Services. Anyone with information about the child is asked to call PSP Media Barracks at 484-840-1000 or Child and Youth Services at 610-447-1000. *This child should know is name already, unless no one talked to him.*" /> Pennsylvania State Police are searching for the parents of a 3-year-old child found standing alone in the middle of a Delaware County road early Sunday morning. Investigators tell NBC10 a driver saw the child in the center of the southbound lanes of state route 202 at Beaver Valley Road in Concord Township just before 2 a.m. The driver took the child to a nearby Wawa and called police. The child, who is not injured, has not been able to tell officers his name or address, according to investigators. He was found wearing coral colored jeans, cut off at the knees and a white t-shirt which reads, "Boldin 3rd Anniversary". The child is in the custody of Delaware County Child and Youth Services. Anyone with information about the child is asked to call PSP Media Barracks at 484-840-1000 or Child and Youth Services at 610-447-1000. *This child should know is name already, unless no one talked to him.*" />
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09-02-2012, 06:26 PM
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3 Year Old Boy Found Standing in Middle of Road in PA
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09-02-2012, 07:56 PM
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Re: 3 Year Old Boy Found Standing in Middle of Road in PA
I'm shocked he doesn't know his name! In the picture, he appears clean and looks pretty healthy, as much as we can by just his face. Very sad! The incubator will probably come up with some, "I left him there to teach him a lesson and when I went back for him, he was gone!", but, didn't contact police! |