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Baby snatched from pushchair in Germany sparking massive search with helicopters

Baby snatched from pushchair in Germany sparking massive search with helicopters
Daily Mirror Friday 19 June 2026, 13:59 UTC By [email protected] (Zahra Khaliq) 1 min read
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Baby snatched from pushchair in Germany sparking massive search with helicopters The three-month-old boy was snatched from his pushchair overnight, sparking an extensive manhunt across Germany with helicopters and drones deployed A large-scale manhunt has been launched across Germany after a baby was snatched from his pushchair overnight. Police have deployed helicopters and drones in a bid to find the missing three-month-old boy, but say they currently have "no promising leads". The...

Baby snatched from pushchair in Germany sparking massive search with helicopters The three-month-old boy was snatched from his pushchair overnight, sparking an extensive manhunt across Germany with helicopters and drones deployed A large-scale manhunt has been launched across Germany after a baby was snatched from his pushchair overnight. Police have deployed helicopters and drones in a bid to find the missing three-month-old boy, but say they currently have "no promising leads". The youngster was taken at around 11:30pm last night. Police said the he had been left alone "for a short time" when he vanished from his pushchair in Renningen, southwest Germany. His parents then alerted officers. They believe "an unknown person lifted the child from a stroller and took it away". This is a Breaking News story. You’ll be more likely to see our stories when any big news breaks in future by simply by clicking this link. You can also join The Mirror’s WhatsApp Community or follow us on Google News, Flipboard, Apple News, TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Threads - or visit The Mirror homepage.
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