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Police were called to SouthPark Mall about 8 p.m. Thursday after a young boy was found wandering alone in the parking lot outside JC Penney. A loss prevention officer found the child, who appeared to be 2 or 3, and called police. About a half hour later, police received a call from the boy's mother, who said she had inadvertently left her son behind when she left the mall. The woman's other children were acting up when she left, a report said. The report also said the mom was "extremely upset" and was on her way back to the mall to get the boy, who was actually 4. She was cited for child endangering, a misdemeanor.
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Residents on Chevy Chase and Scotch Pine Way reported broken windows in the last few days. The Chevy Chase family heard a noise about 2:30 a.m. Sunday and later that morning found someone had thrown a beer bottle through their bay window. On Scotch Pine, someone threw a rock that went through both panes and the screen of a bedroom window the night of April 19, causing $200 to $300 worth of damage. The vandals also threw a lawn ornament at a Jaguar in the driveway, causing some damage. About 1 a.m. April 20, a Woodhurst Drive resident reported kids running through the neighborhood and throwing large stones at houses. The kids were gone when officers arrived. Border Patrol? Someone reported four Mexican men walking on Fair Road about 5:40 p.…
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A West Bend Drive woman called police at 3:30 a.m. Aug. 18 to say there was a dead cat -- possibly beheaded -- on her front porch. The woman said she was afraid to go out and look. Police discovered the animal was a fox that appeared to have been hit by a car. It was not known who put the animal on the woman's porch. Officers bagged the fox and put it on the curb to be picked up by the Service Department. Roadside Nap in a Bathrobe Police were called to Webster Road about 3 a.m. Aug. 17 after someone noticed a woman in a bathrobe lying on the ground by a mailbox. She appeared to be sleeping when officers arrived. She went in the house, where she was checked by paramedics. Nothing appeared to be wrong, a report said. Woman Approaches Cars A…
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7:41 pm on Sunday, August 26, 2012
Unless I missed something in the article, the child may have been left outside the store doors for all we know. So, to comment on employees or customers not noticing may not even apply. more ›