Police Searching For Woman In Abandoned Baby Case: Report

MILWAUKEE, WI — Police in Milwaukee say there is an investigation underway after a baby boy was found without his parents early July 3. According to information from police, the department's Sensitive Crimes Division says they've identified the child and his parents and are now trying to reunite them.

Police are reporting that they are searching for Tammy Mann, a person of interest in the case. According to a WISN 12 report this week, Milwaukee Resident Kisha Stinson found the baby just sitting in a car seat on her front porch.

"I came to my door. I opened the door. He was there. He didn't have on no clothes. He didn't have a bottle or milk in the paper bag. He just had Pampers," Kisha Stinson said in the WISN 12 report.

According to online court records, Mann was charged in October 2017 in a felony drug possession case. A warrant for her arrest was issued on May 1 after she failed to show up for a scheduled court appearance.

According to Milwaukee police, they say the boy is four to six months old, and was found at about 2:30 a.m. in the area of N. Sherman Blvd. and W. Hampton Ave.

Here is a description of the boy as provided by police:

• 4-6 Months of Age
• About 20 pounds
• Wearing a gray Mickey Mouse T-Shirt
• Found in a black/Gray Car Seat

Anyone with information is asked to please call the Milwaukee Police Department, Sensitive Crimes Division at 414-935-7405.

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