TROIS-RIVIÈRES – Valerie Poulin-Collins, the woman who kidnapped a newborn baby from a Trois-Rivières hospital, is expected to get an early release from prison.
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The 21-year-old was sentenced to two years in jail last October after she dressed up as a nurse and left the hospital with a 16-hour-old child.
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Police arrested Poulin-Collins outside her home on May 26 after a group of teenagers recognized her from a surveillance video still sent out with an Amber Alert.
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The baby girl was returned to her parents unharmed.
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