Repo men accidentally take baby
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ORLANDO, Florida – A 9-month-old baby has been reunited with her mother after their car was repossessed with the child still inside outside of an Orlando daycare.
Antoinette Jordan went the daycare to pick up her other two children, and when she went back outside the car was gone.
“I was just very, very scared,” Jordan said. “I would never think nobody would take my baby.
I didn’t care about the car. They could have got their possession, I just want my baby back.” More
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