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Woman tries to access birth centers, security increased

By Associated Press
Published: January 9, 2017, 9:35am

TACOMA — Security has been heightened at several Pierce County hospitals after a woman repeatedly tried to gain access to infants in birth centers.

Police have been notified of the problem but no one has been arrested. The unidentified woman was escorted out of the hospitals each time.

The News Tribune reports the woman has not touched or taken babies and it is unclear why she is attempting to access hospital units with newborns. She last tried to gain access Friday at Tacoma General Hospital’s birth center.

Visitors to birth centers at Tacoma General and Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital must sign in and show identification. They will also be escorted to the room they intend to visit.

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