Missing 4-Day-Old Baby From Worcester Has Been Found Safe; 2 Suspects Arrested For Kidnapping
WORCESTER (CBS) -- Worcester Police say a missing baby has been found safe. They were looking for the four-day-old baby girl who was kidnapped by an acquaintance of the baby's mother near Southbridge and Cambridge Street around 9:30 a.m. on Saturday.
Two suspects - Kassidy Lauziere-Cuevas, 19, of Milford and Daquan Jefferson, 23, of Worcester - have been arrested for kidnapping and reckless endangerment of a child. They will be arraigned in court at a later time.
The woman who called police said she was in contact with Lauziere-Cuevas through Facebook. Lauziere-Cuevas and the mother had never met in person prior to Saturday.
Lauziere-Cuevas offered to pick up the woman with her baby to meet for coffee. After the woman and her baby got into her car, they stopped at a gas station on Southbridge Street. Lauziere-Cuevas then drove away with the baby when mother left the car to go into the gas station store.
The mother found a Holy Cross police officer close by, who called Worcester Police to alert them about the situation.
Police found Lauziere-Cuevas' car in Shrewsbury around 10 a.m., but she and the baby were not inside.
At around 12 p.m., officers were called about a male leaving the baby with "an uninvolved citizen" at a Subway restaurant on Lincoln Street. Police found the baby unharmed, and she was reunited with her mother.
