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Couple Abandoned 6 Year Old Daughter For Crying Like A “B*t@h”

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Emma, a six year old girl, was abandoned by her mother and her mother’s boyfriend at a busy Queens intersection.

Mishka Peart saw the little girl at 140th Ave. from Springfield Blvd. in Laurelton wearing a surgical mask on her face.

Peart drove little Emma to Montbellier Park and found two school safety agents.

And according to New York Daily News, “Later that day, Emma’s dad, Kermit Watson, 52, heard police bang on the front door of his apartment, near where Emma was dropped off.

Officers had questions about Emma, and an accusation, made by Chambers, that she had shown up with Emma earlier in the morning and that Watson had turned them away.”

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