WOMAN TRIED TO REGISTER STOLEN BABY AT RGD

THE mother of the baby who was snatched from the Victoria Jubilee Hospital (VJH) last month is hoping to be reunited with her little one soon.

Suzzett Whyte told the Jamaica Observer yesterday that she and her spouse were contacted by the Kingston Western Police Division to do a DNA test today, suggesting that the baby has been found.

“I am keeping my fingers cross. I really feel like it’s him. I will sleep a little better tonight,” Whyte said last night.

The request by the police followed the arrest of a woman who attempted to register a baby at the Registrar General’s Department (RGD) in Twickenham Park, St Catherine, yesterday.

The woman and the baby were taken into custody about 3 o’clock when she was unable to provide the relevant information to complete the registration process.

A woman who turned up at the Registrar General’s Department (RGD) in Twickenham Park, St Catherine attempting to register a baby was today taken into custody.

Authorities suspect that the baby was stolen and acted on intelligence given.

OBSERVER ONLINE was informed that the woman was removed from RGD minutes after 3 o’clock and is now with the baby in police custody.

The baby’s gender was not disclosed.

More information later.

The mother of a baby who was snatched from Victoria Jubilee Hospital (VJH) last month is to do a DNA test tomorrow to determine if the baby taken from a woman earlier today at the Registrar General’s Department (RGD) in Twickenham Park, St Catherine belongs to her.

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The woman turned up at the RGD attempting to register a baby, however authorities suspected that the baby was stolen and took her into custody.

Read: Woman arrested attempting to register baby at RGD

OBSERVER ONLINE was told that the woman was removed from RGD minutes after 3 o’clock and is now with the baby in police custody. The baby’s gender has not been disclosed.

The mother of the baby who went to missing at the VJH, Suzzett Whyte, was contacted by the police a short while ago.