WJTV reported an alleged attempted abduction took place Thursday night at a local liquor store:
On Thursday, two children were frightened by a stranger and now the family of the two kids is urging everyone to be vigilant of their surroundings.Naturally, the Facebook freakout began. However, the might be another angle to the story.
The two boys were approached by a woman while sitting in the car on Old Canton Road.
12 News’ Lanaya Lewis spoke with the aunt of the two boys, ages nine and twelve. She said her sister and her brother-in-law were getting ready to come over to her house Thursday night, but before they came over, they stopped by the store.
Cortessa Edwards said, “My brother-in-law stopped here at the store. He and my sister exited the vehicle and went inside the store. When they got in the store, they heard the children.”
When the parents rushed out of the store, they noticed both of the children screaming and the woman grabbing on the nine-year-old.
Edward continues, “Both of them were fighting off the lady as she was trying to get them. The 12-year-old did advise she didn’t say anything. She just had an evil look in her eyes and just came in the truck.”
After the incident, Edward’s brother-in-law was able to get the details of the vehicle the woman left in. The driver of the car was identified as a Hispanic male.
The aunt says the two boys are still shaken up from the incident.
“Keep your children beside you and in sight at all times… because people are just snatching our babies. All of this stuff is real.”
Jackson Police Department says one man was arrested for DUI in connection to this case, but the details surrounding the woman are still under investigation.
15 comments:
Restaurant? Liquor Store? Intoxicated woman? Thought it was her car?
Where is all that crap coming from?
Drunk driving and publicly intoxicated illegals are becoming a too common public menace.
A hispanic male was urinating between cars in a parking lot and my young daughter was exposed. He was so short I didn't see him until it was too late. He fled and I called the police.
The Scott County license plate betrayed him as a likely chicken plant worker. This is ridiculous.
Why, pray tell, were the children in an UNLOCKED vehicle???
Head on over to NextDoor for an entertaining “dialogue” about this incident. The 9 months pregnant baby mama angrily attempts, with very poor grammar, to defend her decision to leave her kids in a running car at the liquor store at night while she dashes in with the baby daddy to buy wine during which time an alleged kidnapping occurred (or didn’t, who knows, it doesn’t seem like anyone was sober enough to know what was happening). There is supposedly video surveillance footage that doesn’t paint the angry baby mama in a very good light.
Hey the essence of the story is what it is. Did some lady try to snatch some kids out of a car? If so, that is f’d up.
This is why I rarely ever leave my house...unless it's to go to the liquor store.
In animals God plants the inherent instinct to protect their young. I guess he figured humans would be smart enough to know that on their own.
Why did both parents have to go in the store and leave children alone? If it were my husband and my child. One of us would have just stayed in the vehicle WITH the doors locked. Problem solved.
Imagine the liberal media shitstorm if one of the parents had shot the drunk illegal. I wonder how the media would spin the narrative for the sheeple that it is bad to protect your kids from criminal border jumpers.
All of this is very entertaining.
But let's not lose sight of the fact that child trafficking is a very real and serious issue in this area and throughout the country. There are many reports of people following parents and caregivers with children and trying to distract them so that a child can be snatched. Be alert and aware with your own children and keep your eyes open for others. Teenagers and women of all ages are also in danger.
Why is a pregnant woman going into a whiskey store anyway. So many questions, so little desire to axe them all.
Hey, 5:53. Most of those reports are total BS. Just hysterical, neurotic, over protective women with a complex that people want to steal their children. Google it. Traffickers don’t steal kids at big box retail stores.
"...child trafficking is a very real and serious issue in this area and throughout the country. There are many reports of people following parents and caregivers with children and trying to distract them so that a child can be snatched."
Link?
11pm and 7:57am, we can be quite confident that you are alone and don't have loved ones to worry about. No need to Google or provide you with a link. Ask your local law enforcement and government officials. The problem is all too real.
“Every day, more than 2,200 children disappear”. The Missing Children Foundation.
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