Woman Issues Frightening Warning After Finding a Stroller Abandoned on the Side of The Road

In a world where the instinct to help those in need is strong, a new and alarming scam has emerged that preys on the kindness of strangers. A concerned mother has taken to social media to warn others about something sinister. She warned about the dangers of stopping to assist what appears to be an abandoned baby or stroller on the side of the road.

 

 

The Viral Warning

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The mother’s post, which has since gone viral, includes a picture of a stroller parked just off a road next to some bushes. Her urgent message reads: “If you see a stroller, car seat, or any type of baby situation alone in the middle of nowhere, please, I repeat, don’t get out. Be safe.”

Reactions from the Public

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The response to this warning was immediate and widespread. Many people expressed their agreement and shared their own concerns:

Safety Concerns: One person commented, “Yes, people lie in wait. At best they rob you, at worst they bash you too.”
Economic Desperation: Another noted, “Families are struggling, some of them will use kids as bait.”
The Modus Operandi

Image Credit: Nancy Walsh with Jeff Cook Real Estate – Facebook
This ‘abandoned baby’ tactic is a method used by thieves who lie in wait to ambush well-meaning individuals. When a kind-hearted person stops to check on the seemingly abandoned stroller, the criminals strike. Often leading to robbery or physical harm.

Not a New Tactic

 

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