"Infant Jane" BROOKS - 18-24 Months - Tucker (NE of Atlanta) GA

TUCKER, GA -- Police found a toddler walking outside in an apartment complex in
Tucker Wednesday afternoon, and are looking for the public's help in
identifying her and helping to find her parents.
Police said the toddler was a black female 18-to-24 months old. She
has both ears pierced, is well-dressed and appears to be in good health.
She was found at about 2:15 Wednesday afternoon in the Carrington Chase
Apartment Complex at 6280 S. Norcross Tucker Road in Tucker.
Gwinnett County police officers and DFCS investigators have canvassed
the apartment complex, but no one knows the child or where she belongs.

The child is unable to provide her name, her parents' name or where
she lives. Anyone with any information please call Gwinnett County
police at 770-513-5000..



Do you know this girl? If so, please call Gwinnett County police at 770-513-5000.

Police have charged the father of a toddler found wandering through a Tucker apartment complex Wednesday afternoon.
Gwinnett County police responded to the Carrington Chase Apartment Complex just inside county lines on South
Norcross Tucker Road at about 2:15 p.m., a neighbor reporting the 18- to
24-month-old child roaming the complex alone, spokesman Cpl. Jake Smith said.

For three hours, no one knew who the child belonged to,
as police officers and child services personnel canvassed the area.
They finally knocked on the nearby door of
27-year-old James Easton Brooks, who turned out to be the girl’s father.
Brooks, who had not reported his daughter missing, was supposed to be
watching the girl while her mother was at work, Smith said.
“In talking to the dad, they basically determined that he was negligent,” Smith said.
After being interviewed, Brooks was ultimately
arrested charged with second-degree child cruelty and reckless conduct,
jail records show. He had yet to post $8,650 bond late Wednesday.