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Father drops newborn after being shot by stun gun
Healthcare Security Weekly, April 23, 2007
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The 20-year-old man was charged with endangerment after the incident at The Women's
The man told the newspaper he and his wife were preparing to leave the hospital when staff told him he would not be able to leave with the baby. After a failed attempt to leave through the elevators with the baby, who wore an alert sensor that warns staff about potential kidnappings, staff called security. Hospital pediatricians examined the baby and said she was not injured.
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