Police Seek Identity of Abandoned Infant
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Los Angeles police are seeking the identity of an infant girl left abandoned on the doorstep of a Fairfax-area home Friday.
The brown-haired, brown-eyed baby, about 10 days old, was found by an elderly man in front of his Orange Drive home, Wilshire Division Sgt. Willie Wilson said. She weighed about 5 1/2 pounds, was wearing blue snap-up pajamas and wrapped in a blue and white blanket with balloons on it, he added.
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