Police: Leg of newborn found at Hunts Point DEP screening facility
Police have confirmed the discovery of a body part today at a screening facility for the Department of Environmental Protection in Hunts Point.
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Aug 31, 2022, 3:25 PM
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Updated 842 days ago
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14h agoPolice have found a body part today at a screening facility for the Department of Environmental Protection in Hunts Point. Officials tell News 12 that the body part found at the facility was that of a newborn baby's leg.
Authorities say a DEP employee found the leg from the knee down coming through on a conveyor belt inside the facility around 8:30 a.m.
Police are investigating how the leg ended up in the facility.
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