‘I Am Unable to Keep Him’: Homeless Mother Was Already on Child Services’ Radar When She Left Newborn Behind Indiana Shopping Center

A homeless mother in Indiana says she ran out of options before she decided to leave her newborn behind a shopping center.

The 24-year-old mother is now facing charges after violating the state’s Safe Haven Law, which allows a person to safely and anonymously surrender an unwanted infant without being arrested or prosecuted solely for surrendering the child.

Under Indiana law, an infant must be 60 days old or younger and cannot show signs of intentional abuse or neglect to qualify for a safe surrender…

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