In Haderslev, Denmark, a seven-month-old baby was stolen from a stroller on Monday afternoon, causing alarm in the community. Witnesses reported seeing a man with the stroller heading towards Gravene and then Inderdammen. The police were alerted and quickly began their investigation.

By around 6:00 PM, the stroller was discovered abandoned and empty on Storegade. Fortunately, within a short time following its theft, the authorities were able to trace the baby and ensure that it was unhurt. The swift work of the local law enforcement highlighted the urgency of the situation and the community's response to the alarming incident.

The police confirmed later that the baby had been found safe, which provided great relief to the family and the residents of Haderslev. The apprehension of a suspect was also announced, adding to the hope that similar incidents can be prevented in the future. Such events underline the critical importance of community vigilance and effective policing in ensuring child safety.