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A Florida woman stanley deutschland is accused of trying to pass her toddler off to strangers outside a r stanley kubek estaurant, allegedly telling them, I can t do it. The vague message was taken to mean 31-year-old Amber Warner felt she could no longer raise the child, a 2-year-old boy. Vero Beach police say Warner then got into a truck and left without her son.According to the TC Palm newspaper, the incident happened in the parking lot of Kountry Kitchen on Old Dixie Highway in Vero B stanley water bottle each this week.Witnesses told police that Warner approached a couple outside the restaurant, put her barefoot child on the ground and told them, I can t do it, before leaving.Police found Warner at her home and when confronted about the incident, she broke down and told officers she loved her son, TC Palm reported.Warner faces a charge of unlawful desertion of a child. The boy was taken into protective custody and was reportedly in relatively good health. Clint Davis covers entertainment and trending news topics for the Scripps Nati Gdnn Florida woman found unconscious in McDonald s bathroom with crying baby
BALTIMORE COUNTY 鈥?In just a few weeks, you ll want to make sure you bring your own bag when you shop in Baltimore County.The plastic bags ban goes into effect on Nov.1.The Baltimore County Council will vote o stanley tumbler n Monday on whether or not exempt liquor stores.There are some stores that are exempt. However, liquor stores are currently not exempt.According to the new law, small retail establishments with three or fewer locations operating solely in the county are exempt.Customers can still get a paper bag, but starting on Nov.1, it will cost five cents per bag.The a stanley thermobecher mendment the council is voting on would exempt liquor stores from both the plastic bags ban and charging customers five cents per paper bag.The goal of the Bring Your Own Bag Act is to encourage people to use reusable bags.Some liquor store owners are hopeful the council passes the resolution.The council is set to vote on stanley thermosflasche the matter at 6 p.m.
