Newborn left at South Side fire station

By ABC7
June 11, 2013 (CHICAGO)

The infant was dropped off Monday at Engine 101 on the city's South Side. He appears to be in good health.

The Safe Haven Law allows babies 30 days and younger to be dropped off at hospitals, police and fire stations with no questions asked.

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