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Crying Dad’s Car Seized by Cops in Search for Missing Baby
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22:39Now PlayingSeven-month-old Emmanuel Haro remains missing nearly a week after his mother reported being attacked and knocked unconscious in a Yucaipa, California parking lot, claiming her baby was kidnapped. Investigators have since questioned both parents, noting inconsistencies in the mother’s account and seizing the father’s vehicle as evidence, though no suspects have been identified. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart is On the Case.
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