When a baby was found at the Minneapolis airport, there was a lot of concern for the child. There were also questions about the child’s identity. One way to help identify the baby would be to contact the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. Another option is to try to locate the child’s relatives.
Identifying the child
If you were wondering how the baby found at Minneapolis airport was identified, the answer is quite simple. The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension in Minnesota had been working to find the parents of the 10-month-old girl who had been brought to the airport by a woman who allegedly had a “person in crisis”. Apparently, she had no family connections with the child. Upon hearing about the child, the BCA turned over the case to the Minneapolis Police Department. They said they would be doing an “exhaustive investigation” to find the parents of the infant. However, they did not immediately release details about the case.
On Tuesday, the BCA issued an alert to the public. It included pictures of the child bundled up in a blanket held by an unidentified adult. The agency did not give any other information about the case, but a few people had a good idea of the child’s identity.
At first, the Minneapolis Police Department was not able to identify the child. A police officer who was present at the time of the incident did not know who the person was. He and his colleagues looked for the child, but he was unable to locate it. Eventually, social workers took the child into their care. There were no reports of missing children matching the description of the girl. This led to the MSP Airport Patrol canceling its alert. After the baby was identified, the agency thanked the public for helping to identify the child.
However, when the BCA alert went out on Tuesday, no information was available. Until the police department decided to go ahead and do its own investigation, they were unable to provide a full picture of the baby. Several families were searching for a baby. Many contacted the BCA to try and help. Other families also helped the agency by sharing the alert, according to Inside Edition Digital. Some were not aware of the alert, but others said they were able to share it with other relatives and friends. Using the information provided by these families, the investigators were able to track down the woman and her baby. Afterward, they reunited them.
Although the alert was not fully implemented, the Minneapolis Police Department thanked the people who shared it. According to the department, it was the first time the agency had received this kind of support. Previously, the agency had only asked the public to contact them if they knew the parents of a missing child. That was because the BCA did not have any reports to match the child’s description. When the child was reunited with its mother, the police were able to close the case. Hopefully, this experience will serve as a lesson to other agencies.
In the end, the baby found at the Minneapolis airport was identified and its parents were reunited. Though the BCA thanked the public for its assistance, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension had to turn the investigation over to the Minneapolis Police Department.
Finding the child’s relatives
On Sunday night, a woman carrying an infant was found with her child at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. This woman and baby were not reported missing at the time, but police said they were both in distress. However, they were not able to provide any information regarding the child’s identity.
After the woman and the child were discovered, they were taken to separate medical facilities. While the woman was undergoing treatment, her child was released to Hennepin County Child Protective Services. Then, the Minneapolis Police Department began their investigation. During that investigation, they learned that the woman and the child were not related, and they did not have any reports of missing children matching the woman’s description. At the time, the MSP airport police did not know the name of the child. They did not say if they were pursuing further investigations.
Luckily, the information provided by the public helped investigators locate the woman. Initially, they thought that the baby and the adult were going to get on a light trail train, but that was not the case. Once they had the woman and the child located, the authorities canceled the alert. Instead, they will look into the situation further and find out what happened to the child.
It’s not known how the child and the adult ended up at the airport. It is unknown if they stayed together or went off in separate directions. In any case, the woman was found safe, and the MSP airport police department thanked the community for their support. Hopefully, the alert is a good reminder that people should always report any suspicious activity. Having this information can help prevent any future problems.
On Tuesday, the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport cancelled the original emergency alert that was issued following the discovery of the girl and the woman. Now, the city’s police department is taking over the investigation and is asking the community for any information they can share. Specifically, they are looking for the parents of the baby. If you know who they are, please call the Minneapolis Police Department at 651-635-1000. Alternatively, you can visit their website to provide your information.
Thanks to the efforts of the public, the MSP Airport Police Department was able to identify the mother of the baby and to reunite the baby with her. The BCA also announced that the child has been identified. Hopefully, this is the beginning of a new family for the baby.
As previously stated, the BCA thanked the community for their assistance. Many people contributed to the effort, sharing the alert on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. Those who did not receive the alert but still shared it on other social media platforms were rewarded with a thank you from the city of Minneapolis and from the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension issued a public alert about a 10-month-old baby found at Minneapolis airport on Tuesday. The child was taken from her mother, but authorities could not identify her. With the help of the public, investigators were able to connect with her family and find her safe.
The baby had arrived at the airport with a woman who had fallen into a “person in crisis” state. Investigators did not believe the woman was the baby’s mother, but were not certain whether she was the child’s guardian. After receiving the alert, airport police asked for anyone who may have seen the woman or child to contact them. When the woman was located safe, authorities decided to cancel the alert. However, the case is still under investigation. If the child’s parents are not found, the case will be handed over to the Minneapolis Police Department.
At first, authorities believed the child had arrived by light trail train. They did not have reports of other children missing who matched the girl’s description. Although, they did not have any reports of other kids who had left their parents’ care in the same way. As a result, they began an “exhaustive investigation” in order to determine where the parent or guardian of the child was.
Investigators also found out that the woman who brought the baby to the airport was not her mother. Rather, she was an adult female who had traveled to the city on the METRO Blue Line light rail system. Authorities believed she had brought the child to the airport because of a family emergency. But the woman did not provide any information about the child’s identity. Moreover, she did not offer any details about her family. It is unlikely that she is related to the child, as she is a young adult.
Once the woman was located, the child’s parents were reunited and social workers were brought in to take care of the child. While the case is currently under investigation, authorities are thanking the public for its help. They said that everyone who shared the alert had a positive impact on the case. A statement issued by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension thanked the public for its assistance. This alert was a huge success, as it was able to provide investigators with the opportunity to locate the parents of the child.
The Boston Child Abduction Agency also issued a public alert about the child on Tuesday. Although the alert did not provide any additional details about the child, it did include pictures of the baby wrapped in a blanket held by an unidentified adult. These images helped the BCA to locate the child’s family and eventually identify her. Finally, officials at the Boston Child Abduction Agency announced that the child had been identified and was safe.
