2-Year-Old South Carolina Girl Taken During Car Repossession Found Safe

[Sagan]

Orangeburg, SC --

A 2-year-old Orangeburg girl is safe after being taken away when her mother's car was repossessed.

The Times and Democrat of Orangeburg reported the 28-year-old mother told police she left the child inside her car when she went inside her home Tuesday afternoon.

The unidentified mother says her daughter was asleep in the front seat of the car parked outside her home.

The women told police that when she came outside, both the vehicle and child were gone. She called her husband, who told her he'd taken a loan out against the car, but the vehicle was repossessed.

Police say they took the father and child home.

The incident is under investigation.


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[Ironman]

Leave the kidz alone!

[WintersTale]

So, wait...was the father responsible? Or was the child taken by somebody else?

That wasn't made clear.

Either way, I agree with this:

Leave the kidz alone!

I hate the idea that so many people are afraid for their children, because of a few sick puppies.

[Ironman]

So, wait...was the father responsible? Or was the child taken by somebody else?

That wasn't made clear.

Either way, I agree with this:

I hate the idea that so many people are afraid for their children, because of a few sick puppies.

I was thinking of that one song....

"We don't need no ...ed u ca tion"

Isn't that song called "Leave the Kidz Alone"?

[WintersTale]

I was thinking of that one song....

"We don't need no ...ed u ca tion"

Isn't that song called "Leave the Kidz Alone"?

Speaking as a huge Pink Floyd fan, I can help you with this...It's called "Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2."

But yes, the chorus goes "Hey teachers, leave them kids alone." It was more of a rebellion against authority by rebellious teenagers, or a social protest. Not something to do with pedophilia or child snatching.

[Ironman]

Speaking as a huge Pink Floyd fan, I can help you with this...It's called "Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2."

But yes, the chorus goes "Hey teachers, leave them kids alone." It was more of a rebellion against authority by rebellious teenagers, or a social protest. Not something to do with pedophilia or child snatching.

I know lol, but it was just that one line that I was after.

Repo men have no business taking babies. They aren't merchandise.

"We don't need no....thought control" - I didn't even know who sang the song. *shrugs*