Los Angeles Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Boy Found in Stolen Car
Los Angeles police are requesting assistance from the public to identify a young child discovered in a stolen vehicle. This incident occurred on Sunday morning in Highland Park, specifically on North Avenue 52.
Details of the Incident
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the situation began when a man attempted to steal a car. The victim, the owner of the vehicle, witnessed the suspect fleeing the scene.
In the aftermath, the victim noticed an approximately 2-year-old boy and a dog left inside the vehicle.
Child’s Description
- Age: Approximately 2 years old
- Hair: Curly brown
- Clothing: Light gray quarter-zip weather
Currently, the child is under the care of the Department of Children and Family Services. Authorities have struggled to identify the child, as no one has contacted the police regarding his whereabouts.
Dog’s Situation
The dog, which is believed to have a familial connection to the boy, has been taken in by Los Angeles County Animal Services.
Call for Public Assistance
Law enforcement officials are urging anyone with information about the child or the incident to come forward. They can reach out to the LAPD at (323) 561-3211 or the Department of Children and Family Services Hotline at (800) 540-4000.
