Detroit police officers rescue 4 kidnapped children after traffic stop
Detroit police officers Flannel and Parrish. Photo courtesy of the DPD Eighth Precinct Community Facebook Page. DETROIT (FOX 2) - Detroit police officers saved four young children who had been kidnapped earlier this week, the department said in a Facebook post on Thursday.The discovery came during a traffic stop from a car going through a red light by a pair of officers from the Eighth Precinct.
The driver told them she was in a hurry to get the children ages 6 to 10, to school.When asked what school they attend, the driver "could not give a good answer," the post, on the Eighth Precinct Community page said."They escorted her from the car and questioned the child, simply to the eldest child, age 10, 'Do you know this woman?' The 10-year-old.
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