Phoenix shelter removes mother and newborn after she complained staff left her baby unattended, records show

A Glendale mother says Maggie's Place gave her 30 minutes to leave its shelter with her newborn after a staff member left the baby unattended, a scenario the shelter's own written guidelines prohibit.
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