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Police investigating viral video that appears to show baby drinking alcohol

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 25, 2016
ExploreWAFF-TV: News, Weather and Sports for Huntsville, AL

>> 2 women arrested after video shows them smoking pot near toddler, police say

According to WAFF, authorities believe they have identified the people in the video, which was stored on an SD card found in Tuscumbia. Investigators said it was likely filmed several years ago near Gadsden or in Louisiana. 

Police told WAFF that they have contacted the Louisiana Department of Children & Family Services about the video.

>> See the Facebook video here (WARNING: Profanity)

Kristina Morris, a nurse practitioner at Crestwood Medical Center in Huntsville, told WAFF that giving infants alcohol puts them "at risk for alcohol toxicity, which can cause respiratory distress and gastrointestinal problems."

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