Police catch baby dropped from 2nd-floor balcony in Jersey City
Police say an officer caught a 1-year-old baby dropped off a second-floor balcony by a man in Jersey City.
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Sep 18, 2021, 9:19 PM
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Updated 1,329 days ago
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Police say
an officer caught a 1-year-old baby dropped off a second-floor balcony by a man
in Jersey City.
They say
the officers caught the child during a standoff on Rose Avenue.
The Hudson County Prosecutor's Office praised the officer and the
police negotiator for helping to end the situation safely.
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