Angel Miguel Perez (1 month) 11/23/09 South Carolina

Angel Miguel Perez

11/23/2009
Tony Santaella

North Charleston, SC (WLTX, AP) - An Amber Alert has been triggered in North Charleston for a missing one-month-old baby.

The missing child is Angel Miguel Perez. He was born on October 17.

The child was abducted just before 5 p.m. at a place at 6401 Rivers Avenue.

The Post and Courier of Charleston reported that North Charleston Police spokesman Spencer Pryor said Angel's mother left the boy in her idling vehicle as she went to drop off mail. When she returned, the child was gone.

The child is 11 pounds, and is described as a Hispanic male with brown eyes. He has short black hair.

He was last wearing a blue shirt, blue pants, white shoes, and a blue hat.

The suspect is described as a woman in her mid 20s, who stands 5 feet, 1 inch tall and weighs 175 pounds. The woman has straight black hair that's about shoulder length. She is said to be wearing a blue and white vertical striped shirt, and may be wearing boots.

The suspect was last seen driving a four-door compact car, late model, and is gray in color.

The circumstances leading up to the abduction, and the suspect's connection to the child, is unknown.

http://www.wltx.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=81161&catid=2

AMBER Alert: Infant Snatched Outside Post Office
Infant Taken From Running Car

November 23, 2009

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- An AMBER Alert has been issued for a one-month-old infant from North Charleston.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division issued the AMBER Alert at 7 p.m. Monday for Angel Miguel Perez.

SLED agents said the infant was taken by an unidentified black female from a post office located at 6401 Rivers Avenue. The abduction allegedly happened around 4:45 Monday afternoon.

Police said the baby's mother pulled into the post office with the one-month-old boy inside of the vehicle.

The mother told investigators she left the vehicle running with the infant inside, and ran inside to drop off mail. She said she returned to the vehicle and child was gone.

A witness told police that a stocky built black female was seen leaving the area of the post office with an infant child in her arms. The woman was reportedly seen getting in to a gray, four door compact vehicle. The vehicle was seen traveling eastbound on Rivers Avenue.

Perez is a Hispanic male, with brown eyes and short black hair. He weighs approximately 11 pounds. He was last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue pants, white shoes and a blue hat.

The description of the suspected abductor is a black female, in her mid-20s, approximately 5 feet 1inch and 175 pounds. She was wearing a blue and white vertical stripped shirt and possibly boots. She has straight black hair between her ears and shoulders.

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SLED has issued an Amber Alert for the 1 month old child missing after going missing at the post office on Rivers Ave. Angel Miguel Perez was born on 10/17/09. He is 11 pounds. He was wearing a blue shirt, blue pants, white shoes and a blue hat. If you have ANY information on what happened to this child, call North Charleston Police at 822-1128.

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The suspect is described as a short, stocky black woman wearing a blue and white striped shirt and boots. She may be in her mid-twenties, and is about 5'1" and 175 pounds. The suspect may be in a grey or silver Honda Accord with a rear spoiler.

1 month old Angel Perez was snatched from his mother's car outside a North Charleston, SC post office.
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Missing baby located: 19-year-old woman arrested
Angel Miguel Perez reunited with parents
By David MacDougall , Andy Paras
The Post and Courier
Originally published 11:50 a.m., November 25, 2009
Updated 03:07 p.m., November 25, 2009



North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey hands baby Angel Miguel Perez back to his mother Lidia Juarez after a press conference announcing the baby's recovery from a kidnapper Wednesday. Perez allowed Summey to comfort the baby during the press conference at city hall when the baby started crying.


Andrea Samone Walker, 19, of Goose Creek is charged with kidnapping one-month-old Angel Perez from a North Charleston Post office on Monday, Nov. 23, 2009.
Photo Gallery
Baby Angel Miguel Perez reunited with his parents

Baby Angel Miguel Perez is reunited with his parents after being taken from his mother's car on Monday, Nov. 23.
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1-month-old Angel Perez was returned safely to his parents


Spencer Pryor, public information officer for North Charleston Police, gives information on Andrea Samone Walker 19, of Goose Creek who was charged with the kidnapping of 1-month-old Angel Perez.

Less than 48 hours after being abducted from the backseat of his mother's car, 1-month old Angel Perez attended a press conference this morning and was coddled by North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey.

Local, state and federal officers gleefully announced the return of the child to his family.

Investigators charged Andrea Samone Walker, 19, of Goose Creek with kidnapping.

Authorities say Walker followed Angel's mother, Lidia Juarez, for a little while Monday until she saw an opportunity to take the baby at the Rivers Avenue Post Office. Police say Juarez left the child in the idling car while she ran in for about five minutes to buy stamps, at which point the suspect unstrapped the child from a safety seat and fled the parking lot in a car.

Spencer Pryor, North Charleston Police public information officer said that thanks to two tips they received authorities arrested Walker without incident at about 2:30 a.m. at an apartment complex off Midland Parkway.

Pryor declined to release few other details, saying it's only been hours since the arrest and they were still trying to sort out the details themselves.

At a bond hearing today, Angel's mother, Lidia Juarez, urged Charleston County magistrate Linda Lombard to deny bail for Walker.

Speaking through an interpreter, Juarez said Walker had made her and her family suffer and she feared that if Walker were released from jail, she might do the same thing to another family. Citing the serious nature of the crime, Lombard ordered that Walker be held without bail.

Earlier today, Juarez and the baby's father thanked everyone through a translator for helping find the child but she didn't say much else, other than "feliz" after a reporter asked how she was feeling.

Pryor declined to answer questions about whether Juarez faces possible charges for leaving the child unattended in the car.

"We're going to concentrate on this happy reunion right now," he said.



http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2009/nov/25/police-seek-help-to-find-baby/

Baby Angel Miguel Perez is reunited with his parents after being taken from his mother's car on Monday, Nov. 23.

Photo Gallery at link.
http://www.postandcourier.com/photos/galleries/2009/nov/25/baby-angel-miguel-perez-reunited-his-parents/