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Police tweeted out the photo, commenting: 'Really??' (Thornton Police Dept.)
A police officer in Thornton, Colo., made a surprising discovery when he stopped a stolen vehicle.
The driver had his infant son in the vehicle.
Male contacted in stolen vehicle and arrested, with him an infant son. Really?? #TPDOfcRichardson caring for the infant. #weCare #humanity pic.twitter.com/qcaBJXx7sr
— Thornton Police Dept (@ThorntonPolice) April 26, 2017
“Really??” the Thornton Police Department tweeted Wednesday morning.
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The police department tweeted a photo of a multi-tasking officer giving the baby a bottle while typing on a tablet.
The driver was arrested and the baby was taken to North Suburban Medical Center.
A sign on the wall of the hospital room had a smiley face and the words “happy boy.”
Police added the hashtags #wecare and #humanity to the tweet.