Georgia authorities have tracked down the parents of a toddler who was found alone Sunday evening wandering around a local gas station
Georgia police have found the parents of a young two-year-old girl who was spotted alone at a Union City gas station Sunday, reports say that authorities have brought them in for questioning.
Union City Police say that they found the young girl, who wasn’t able to tell them her name, at the QUIK Trip gas station located at 4745 Jonesboro Road at 2.49pm, according to press release shared by local authorities.
The small girl was wearing a pink Mickey Mouse long sleeve shirt, pink and white leggings and pink shoes. The Union City Police Criminal Investigation Division assumed temporary custody of the child and notified the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services.
As of 10pm August 27, authorities shared that they had found the parents in question and are conducting interviews to inquire about the situation.