The San Francisco Police Department has issued an alert for a missing seven-day-old girl who investigators say is at high risk of neglect. The infant was last seen on Monday with her mother, 33-year-old Kenisha Davis, leaving the Target store at Geary Boulevard and Masonic Avenue, according to a statement released Tuesday. Police did not specify the circumstances that led them to classify the child as at risk but urged anyone who sees Davis or the baby, or who has information about their whereabouts, to call 911 immediately. No Amber Alert had been issued as of Tuesday afternoon, and authorities have not released a description of the infant beyond her age and gender. The department has circulated surveillance images of Davis taken outside the store and is coordinating with local hospitals and child-welfare agencies. The investigation remains active, and officials stressed that time is critical given the baby’s age and the potential for medical complications in newborns.
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An infant was last seen with her mother exiting a Target store in San Francisco on Monday, police said, though they did not elaborate on why the child was at-risk under her mother’s supervision. https://t.co/32qcH45Gyh
San Francisco police are looking for a missing 7-day-old baby girl who they say is at risk and was last seen with her mother (pictured) on Monday, exiting the Target store on Geary and Masonic. https://t.co/5VAeqaLuJj https://t.co/pCPqsF9nMj