NYPD looking for woman who dropped lifeless 3-year-old boy at hospital in Brooklyn
EAST FLATBUSH, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Detectives are looking to talk to the woman who handed a lifeless 3-year-old boy to staff at SUNY Downstate Hospital.
Kyng Davis was dropped off around noon on Sunday.
The boy was unconscious, unresponsive and showed signs of trauma. He was later pronounced dead.
The woman believed to be the child's 24-year-old mother, was with her 38-year-old boyfriend when they left the boy at the hospital and drove away.
"I'm just so sad that it took only three years of him being on the world because he could have had so much more, he could have been so much more, when I say when you see his face, the cutest little dude you ever wanted to see," Davis' godmother Sabrina Johnson said.
Kanyatta Foster is Kyng's grandmother and she is begging her daughter to turn herself in.
"Come sunshine bring you behind, bring your behind for real, you don't want me to come out into Brooklyn and get him, come on, come on here, it's over with," Foster said.
And the mother's aunt said she is now concerned for her safety as well.
"I'm sure that she's hurting, but I feel like she was being influenced by that man that she was with," Hope Green said.
Detectives believe the boy had been dead for some time.
The boy had what appeared to be bruising on his body, but the medical examiner will determine the cause of death.
Police said the Pennsylvania license plates that were on the white sedan were not registered to that vehicle.
Police say they are utilizing surveillance video to search for the suspects.
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