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Police hunt for 63-year-old suspect who car jacked a woman with her baby inside and then ditched the newborn at a CVS before taking off

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  • Cops have launched a manhunt for a suspect accused of carjacking a woman before driving off with her baby and dumping the newborn at a California CVS
  • Hollywood Police Department issued an arrest warrant for Adolfo Fonseca, 63, on Wednesday, after he allegedly fled in a 2014 Red Hyundai Elantra Tuesday
  • Fonseca was an acquaintance of the mother, who cops haven't named, and he was giving her and her baby a ride to the Miami International Airport at the time 

By Laura Parnaby For Dailymail.Com

Published: 22:00 GMT, 23 November 2023 | Updated: 22:52 GMT, 23 November 2023

Cops have launched a manhunt for a suspect accused of carjacking a woman before driving off with her baby and dumping the newborn at a California CVS. 

Hollywood Police Department issued an arrest warrant for Adolfo Fonseca, 63, on Wednesday, after he allegedly fled in a 2014 Red Hyundai Elantra the day before.  

Fonseca was an acquaintance of the mother, and he had been giving her and her baby a ride to the Miami International Airport at the time. 

But things went south went they had an argument at around 1pm, authorities said.

The unnamed woman in the car told cops he took off with her baby when she stepped out at a gas station. 

Hollywood Police Department issued an arrest warrant for Adolfo Fonseca (pictured), 63, on Wednesday, after he allegedly fled in a 2014 Red Hyundai Elantra the day before

Cops have launched a manhunt for Fonseca, who is accused of carjacking a woman before driving off with her baby and dumping the newborn at a California CVS

Her son was then found in a baby carseat outside a drugstore a few blocks away. 

Police said they received a 911 call shortly after from a member of the public who spotted the child outside the CVS Pharmacy at 4599 Sheridan Street, in the Emerald Hills neighborhood. 

The baby was okay and officers reunited him with his mother.  

'I was going crazy. I'm more calm now because my baby's safe. But I was going crazy,' the mother, who asked to remain anonymous, told Local 10 News

'This man — literally I all I did was get out to go put gas (in the car). I turned around. he's gone with my baby and all of my belongings. 

'Right now, I don't have my phone. I have no phone.'

Police said they are actively looking for Fonseca and the woman's vehicle, both of which they haven't located.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Hollywood Police Department at 954-764-4357 or 911.

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