A 20-year-old man will appear in court Monday to face charges relating to a November incident when a stolen vehicle was found with a baby girl inside, in a car seat.
Regina police picked up the suspect in an unrelated investigation.
The crime happened in November 2016. A car was stolen from the Cathedral neighbourhood with a one-year-old girl inside at the time. An hour later, police found the car abandoned. The girl was still inside, safe and unharmed.
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Police believe that once the suspect realized a child was in the vehicle, the car was parked, and police were notified immediately as to where it could be recovered.
Samson Goodwill-Severight is facing several charges including auto theft, and possession of a stolen vehicle under $5000.
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