Child found wandering, reunited

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Posted: 11/09/2012

BALTIMORE (WMAR) -  

A 2-year-old found wandering the streets of Baltimore has been reunited with his parents. 
 
On Thursday, officers responded for reports of a 2-year-old boy found by himself at 4300 Bel Air Road and Sheldon Avenue. 
 
Officers found the boy and say he was in good health and not in need of any medical assistance. Officers attempted to find the child's parents by knocking on doors and talking to neighbors in the area where the boy was found. 
 
Since the boy was not reported missing and officers were unable to find his parents, they took him to Child Protective Services for the night. Officials have since found his parent. 

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