New Zealand police arrest woman after bus driver discovers two-year-old girl hidden in suitcase

New Zealand police arrest woman after bus driver discovers two-year-old girl hidden in suitcase
New Zealand police arrest woman after bus driver discovers two-year-old girl hidden in suitcase

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - A New Zealand woman was arrested today after travelling on a bus with a two-year-old girl trapped in her luggage. — Unsplash pic

WELLINGTON, Aug 3 — A New Zealand woman was arrested today after travelling on a bus with a two-year-old girl trapped in her luggage.

Detective Inspector Simon Harrison said the woman had been charged with ill-treatment and neglect of a child.

Police were called to a bus depot in Kaiwaka — 100 kilometres north of Auckland — after the bus driver became concerned about a bag moving during a scheduled stop.

“When the driver opened the suitcase, they discovered the two-year-old girl,” Harrison said.

“The little girl was reported to be very hot, but otherwise appeared physically unharmed.”

The luggage had been stored beneath the bus passengers, in a separate compartment.

Harrison said the girl is in hospital undergoing an extensive medical assessment.

A 27-year-old woman was arrested.

Harrison said the driver prevented “what could have been a far worse outcome”.

He said further charges are possible.

New Zealand’s Ministry for Children, Oranga Tamariki, had been notified. — AFP

 

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