The Ventura Police Department is searching for a woman who abandoned her newborn child.
On June 23, just before 1 a.m., employees of a business in the 4200 block of Transport Street heard a woman screaming in the alley way. Employees told police they approached the woman and saw her remove her pants and immediately give birth. She then placed the newborn on the ground, severed the umbilical cors and ran away.
Officers tried locating the woman but were unsuccessful. She is described as a white female with short dark hair who appeared to be unhoused.
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