HANNAH G JONES - 9 Months - Oklahoma City OK

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Police are looking for a missing 9-month-old baby, an Oklahoma City Police Department spokesman said.
Officers were notified of the missing child on Thursday
afternoon, according to MSgt. Gary Knight. The baby's name is Hannah G.
Jones, and police underscored that she has not been kidnapped -- that
she is merely missing.Investigators told Eyewitness News 5 that
the mother of the child, Dadra E. Jones, checked herself into the VA
Hospital on Tuesday and notified a friend that she had "signed her baby
over" to somebody else but that she could not remember who.
Anybody with information regarding her whereabouts should call 911 immediately.
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A baby girl reported missing in Oklahoma City was found safe Friday afternoon in the care of her mother's friend, police said.
Hannah Jones, 9 months, had been missing since Tuesday when her mother checked into a
hospital and said she had given the baby to someone else, police Master Sgt. Gary Knight said.
Police reported Hananah missing Friday, and her mother's friend saw a media
report about it and called 911, Knight said. The mother had left Hananah
in her friend's care, and the friend did not know police were looking for the child.
The baby's mother, Dadra E. Jones, checked herself into the VA Medical Center on Tuesday and told a friend
she had “signed her baby over to someone else,” police reported.


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OKLAHOMA CITY -- A missing 9-month-old Oklahoma City girl has been found and police say she is okay.



Police said Kila Berry called 9-1-1 early Friday
afternoon after watching the story of the missing girl on a noon
newscast. MSgt. Gary Knight of the Oklahoma City Police Department says
the woman told operators that she was not aware that anyone was looking
for the little girl.

Investigators say they were notified Thursday of
the missing child, Hananah Jones, by a DHS worker who was at the Park
Place Apartments to pick up the child. But neither the child nor her
mother, Dadra Jones, were at the apartments, located at 215 Northeast
28th Street.

The apartment's manager told authorities he last
saw the girl on Monday. They later learned that Dadra Jones was admitted
to the VA Hospital Wednesday afternoon.

Police say the DHS worker said she spoke with a
medical social worker at the VA Hospital and was informed that Jones had
not been able to find the child.

Knight says Berry is a friend of Dadra Jones and
the two ran into each other near the VA Hospital. She was taking her
child to the Children's Hospital when Jones approached her and asked if
she would watch Hananah for awhile.

"The mother was just standing there and that
wasn't the right thing to just up and leave her like that," Berry said.
"That's not my heart. I just really wanted to help her as much as I
can because you could look at her and tell she just didn't want the baby
anymore."

Jones signed a piece of paper that stated Berry had her permission to look after the girl.

"I was there at the right time and I didn't just
want to wake up, if I would have left her with that baby, wake up the
next day and that baby's on the news, something was wrong with that
baby, I wouldn't be able to live with that. I wouldn't be able to deal
with that."

Berry called police from a friend's house in
Southeast Oklahoma City. Sgt. Knight says the girl appeared well taken
care of and healthy.

The child is now in DHS custody, according to police.


Knight said the case is still under investigation.
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