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Shocking Orlando (32803) Incident: Kids Found Running on Busy Streets as Mom Slept – POLICE ALERT

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Colonialtown North (32803) – In Orlando, two young children, ages 4 and 5, were found wandering on busy streets while their mother napped at home, according to police. The incident occurred in the Colonialtown North area near Mills Avenue and Virginia Drive, putting the kids in serious danger. Local residents intervened to prevent potential accidents, while authorities are investigating the situation. Orlando Police Chief Eric Smith warned parents about the risks of leaving children unsupervised, emphasizing the importance of constant supervision. Child welfare services have been notified, and families are being urged to take immediate precautions to ensure the safety of young children.

Shocking Orlando (32803) Incident: Kids Found Running on Busy Streets as Mom Slept – POLICE ALERT

Key Facts

  • BREAKING: Kids, ages 4 and 5, found unsupervised on busy Orlando streets.

  • IMPACT: Children endangered, traffic halted to prevent tragedy.

  • OFFICIAL SOURCE: “This could have ended in disaster,” – Orlando Police Department.

  • ACTION: Parents urged to maintain active supervision at all times.

Impact Of Local News

  1. Precise Location:
    Colonialtown North (32803) – Intersection near Mills Avenue and Virginia Drive.

  2. Community Connection:
    “We were terrified seeing them dodge cars,” – Sarah Lopez, local café owner.

  3. Visual Proof:
    @OrlandoResident – Taken at 2:15 PM on Mills Ave

Exclusive Angle

  • WHY THIS MATTERS NOW:
    Rising cases of unsupervised children reported across Central Florida neighborhoods.

  • DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE:
    Orlando PD incident report

Crisis Response

  • IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
    » Florida Child Welfare Hotline: 1-800-962-2873
    » Orlando Family Services: (407) 836-7600

  • OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
    “Never leave small children unattended, even briefly,” – Chief Eric Smith, Orlando Police.

Community Pulse

“Should negligent parents face stricter penalties?
👍 Yes, it prevents future risks 👎 No, education is better
Drop your opinion in comments – city officials watching responses.”

Update Log

  • 3:45 PM: Police confirm children safely returned to family, investigation ongoing.

Alex
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