Police investigate after baby found crawling across street

Police and child protective services are investigating after an infant was found Saturday crawling across a street.

Cory Cannon was driving to work around 6 p.m. when he stopped traffic to help a neighbor take the child home, the Star-Ledger reported.

Police told the Star-Ledger that the child might have crawled out of a door left open by an older sibling. The family was unaware the baby was missing until the infant was returned.

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