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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The parents of a newborn child who was the subject of an Amber Alert over the weekend have been released from custody as authorities continue investigating the incident.
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Late Saturday morning, Phoenix police responded to a medical clinic near 30th Street and McDowell Road for reports that a newborn was taken by his parents without the child being medically cleared to go.
Police say the boy was under critical care at the time his parents left the clinic in a dark-colored Jeep. Once detectives became involved and officers gathered more information, an Amber Alert was issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety around 6:30 p.m.
A short time after the alert went out, Phoenix police contacted the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office regarding two possible addresses linked to the parents. Deputies surveilled both locations and spotted the vehicle involved outside a Kingman home.
Both parents were detained while the baby was placed in the custody of DCS and taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office says charges have not yet been filed and that the child’s parents have been released pending further investigation.
Arizona’s Family has reached out to the Phoenix Police Department for an update on the case.
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