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A Northern California man paid a random homeless woman $20 to babysit his granddaughter as he got drunk, touching off a massive law enforcement search for that girl, authorities said. Jason Warren, 54, gave that homeless woman $20 on Monday to take his granddaughter to a thrift store while he went into a nearby bar for four hours, according to a Sacramento County Sheriff's statement.
'I'm glad that I was walking when I was because, you know, she could have been left with some man, or somebody who doesn't want to watch her,' Jope told reporters on Tuesday. 'I just wanted to make sure she was safe, she's OK.' A short time after their initial meeting, Jope said Warren was intoxicated and she feared for the girl's safety.
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