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Arrestan a madre después que mujer rescatara a niño caminando solo en calle de Hialeah, informa policía

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Arrestan a madre después que mujer rescatara a niño caminando solo en calle de Hialeah, informa policía — Delray Beach Schools news

Una mujer dijo a los agentes de policía que conducía cuando vio a un niño caminando solo por la calle el jueves en Hialeah y se detuvo para ayudarlo , según la policía.El niño iba descalzo, parecía tener entre 3 y 5 años y ser autista, caminaba por West 20th Lane, entre las calles 60 y 58, según la policía.“Los vehículos pasaban a su alrededor”, según un informe policial.Los agentes encontraron a una residente que reconoció al niño de 7 años como habitante de una casa cerca de la calle 58, donde la puerta principal estaba abierta y nadie respondía, según el informe.Un sargento encontró a María José Cortez Espinoza “durmiendo y roncando” y le pidió que “se despertara, pero ella no lo hacía”, por lo que “comenzó a frotarle el esternón”, una técnica médica utilizada para evaluar a una persona inconsciente o que no responde, según la policía.Cortez Espinoza se despertó y “murmuraba palabras... parecía estar bajo los efectos del alcohol” , se encontraba cerca de una mesita de noche con “cin

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