Sharjah Police revealed the mystery of the accident and seized it within 5 hours
A woman leaves her baby in charity and runs away
Colonel Omar Bouwalzod: "The behavior of women is far from the conscience of humanity and mercy, and is an outsider to society."
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Sharjah Police, in cooperation with the Child Rights Protection Center, managed to find the mother of a two-month-old baby, who left him in a charitable association in Sharjah with the aim of getting rid of him, and she was arrested within five hours of receiving the report.
The details of the incident are due to the Central Operations Room of the Sharjah Police General Command receiving a report at five in the evening from a charitable association in the emirate, stating that a two-month-old baby had been found, abandoned by a woman in the association after ignoring the guard, as she entered the association and left the child and left for an unknown destination. , according to what was seen through the cameras in the association.
Immediately, the concerned teams moved to the site of the communication to discuss the circumstances of the accident, where the infant was transferred by the national ambulance to a specialized hospital to conduct the necessary medical examinations and check on his health condition, and it was found to be stable.
The efforts of investigations, criminal investigations and police stations in the jurisdiction area resulted in the identification of the woman in less than five hours, and it turned out that she was an “Arab.”
The Director of the Department of Criminal Investigation and Investigation, Colonel Omar Bouwalzod, stated that the work teams began searching and investigating the woman to reach her as quickly as possible and arrest her and hand her over to the hands of justice. Accordingly, a report of the incident was issued, and legal measures were taken.
He noted that the mystery of the incident was revealed within five hours, stressing that this behavior by the woman is far from the conscience of humanity and mercy, and an outsider to society.
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