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Baby killed, 77th Street Division

Los Angeles: A 2-month-old baby boy, Latino, was discovered dead at about 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 18 at 8012 S. Figueroa Ave. in Los Angeles, in LAPD's 77th Street Division. Patrol officers were summoned in response to a call of a possible SIDS death; investigators later determined that the baby had suffered some blunt force trauma. LAPD child-abuse detectives later named her 20-year-old father the suspect, and he was arrested.

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THATS A DAMN SHAME

DAMM I SWEAR WHY PPL ACT THAT WAY IF U DON'T WANT A BABY Y NOT USE A CONDOM THERES ALOT OF PPL WHO WISH THEY COULD HAVE BABIES AND THEY CAN'T AND KNOW U THAT U HAD ONE U LET HER/HIM GO U SUCK MAN UR A REAL SHAME U SHOULD OF GAVEN THE BABY TO A HOSPITAL OR SOMETHING DAMM

Shame, shame, shame on you! May God have mercy on your soul.

was it a baby boy are baby girl?

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