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    You are at:Home»State News»AP: Police find baby unharmed in car stolen from Wichita lot

    AP: Police find baby unharmed in car stolen from Wichita lot

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    By KMAN Staff on March 2, 2022 State News

    WICHITA, Kan. — Two off-duty police officers in Wichita found a baby unharmed in the back seat of a car that had been stolen from a Walmart parking lot.

    Television station KAKE reports the theft happened Tuesday afternoon. The officers were off-duty and working at a business on Pawnee Street when they learned of the car theft with the 11-month-old baby still in the car’s back seat. The pair began patrolling the area looking for the car and found it abandoned a short distance away with the baby still in the back seat.

    No arrests have been reported in the case, but police have a description of a man suspected of stealing the car.

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