Police said Thursday a 3-year-old in Ohio who was found with his dog abandoned in a cemetery a few days before Christmas.
According to Hinckley police chief David Centner, the boy’s mother, whose police did not disclose the police, has undergone a local medical trial and could face charges.
The boy, identified only as Tony, received an outburst from police and the local community after officers found him in Hope Memorial Gardens Cemetery on Dec. 23. A witness told police she saw the boy and dog chasing after a blue car. as it rushed away from the cemetery.
A three-year-old boy identified as Tony was found abandoned at a Ohio cemetery with his dog, police said. The community gathered around Tony during Christmas and sent him numerous gifts to raise his spirits.
(Hinckley Police)
OHIO-YOUNG AND HIS DOG ARE RUNNING ON CHRISTMAS DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS, COMMUNITY SEND GIFTS TO LEVERAGE SPIRITS
There have been so many Christmas presents for Tony sent to the department that Centner has asked the public to rather donate to their own local communities.
“We will ask that no further gifts be dropped off at the police department,” he wrote. “If you have the blessing to help, please make contact with your local communities, because there must always be filling. We are really humble about the response, not only locally, but also from all over our great country!”
Tony was temporarily staying with a foster family before a family member saw his photo in connection with local news reports and warned the father, FOX 8 Cleveland reports.
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Tony’s father, who is not accused of any offense, went to pick him up sometime this week, according to Centner.