Police: Teen ordered to leave U.S. gave birth in Greenville restaurant, put baby in trash

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Before one says oh poor illegal alien, the baby's father was also working at the restaurant, and he brought the baby inside upon discovery, trying to save the infant. Only mama and grandma threw the baby away.
Article author: 
Amanda Shaw
Article publisher: 
Fox Carolina
Article date: 
July 17, 2017
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
crime
jobs
illegal immigration
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The Greenville Police Department said two women are facing charges after a newborn died on July 12.

Officers said they were called to La Parrilla restaurant on Market Point Drive in regards to a newborn in cardiac arrest. Police said the mother, 18-year-old Estela Ruiz-Gomez, gave birth to the baby in the bathroom...

After the pair left the bathroom, police said an employee emptied the trash in the restrooms and, as she was dragging the bag across the parking lot, it tore open and the newborn fell out onto the pavement ...

The baby's father, who was at the restaurant, retrieved the newborn and brought him inside where EMS was called...

Officers said employees told the coroners Ruiz-Gomez and the baby's grandmother, 39-year-old Lorenza Gomez Rodriguez, work at the restaurant.

Homeland Security is investigating both suspects due to their immigration status and said Ruiz-Gomez was ordered to leave the country in 2016 but failed to do so ...

CAIRCO Research

On The Issues- George W. Bush on Immigration

Welcome Latinos; immigration is not a problem to be solved - Family values do not stop at the Rio Grande...

Source: Speech in Washington, D.C. , Jun 26, 2000

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