Florida authorities are looking for four persons of interest after a newborn was found deceased inside a dumpster.
"The medical examiner is in possession of the child," Lakeland Police Chief Sam Taylor said."Detectives and police are out there canvassing the area to find any information they can that will lead them to who put the child in the dumpster."
Taylor said he believes the newborn was in there for less than 10 hours. It's unknown whether the child was a stillborn or aAnyone with information is asked to call Lakeland Det. Neal Robertson at 863-834-6971.. Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
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