A Georgia mother reported her vehicle stolen with her two-year-old daughter inside while delivering an Instacart order on July 30. The incident occurred around 4:30 p.m. when the mother left her vehicle running for less than four minutes. Atlanta police quickly located the vehicle at a Publix shopping center using license plate readers and arrested the suspect, 21-year-old Saleem Martin, without incident. He faces multiple charges, including kidnapping and theft. After the rescue, allegations emerged regarding inappropriate contact between Martin and the child, prompting further investigation by the Special Victims Unit.
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Georgia Mother Reports Vehicle Theft with Toddler Inside; Suspect Arrested
A Georgia mother reported her car stolen with her toddler inside while making an Instacart delivery. The police located the vehicle quickly and arrested the suspect, Saleem Martin, who faces several charges. Allegations of inappropriate contact with the child have led to an ongoing investigation.
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