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Home»News»Bail Set For $500,000: Liberty Center Woman Accused Of Abduction Attempt At Mud Hens Game
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Bail Set For $500,000: Liberty Center Woman Accused Of Abduction Attempt At Mud Hens Game

By Newspaper StaffApril 4, 2023Updated:April 4, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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According to court records, a female resident of Henry County stands accused of an attempted child abduction that occurred on Saturday, during the Toledo Mud Hens baseball game held at Fifth Third Field.

At approximately 6:20 p.m., the individual seized hold of a stroller and forcefully tugged it in a purported effort to abscond with the child within, as per court documents.

The specifics of the incident, such as whether it took place within the ballpark premises or not, remain unmentioned.

The accused, identified as Hannah Barbara Carpenter, aged 34 and a Liberty Center native, has been charged with attempted abduction and given a bail of $500,000.


The next hearing in the case is slated for April 10.

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