Police Call on Tired Dad
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Someone called the police on a 'homeless man with a baby.' Turns out he's just a very tired dad.

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Chapman Hamborg was taking his newborn for a walk when one of his neighbors called the police on him reporting that he was a homeless man that had stolen a baby.
The dad recorded the unbelievable interaction with the police who thought they had a kidnapping situation on their hands only to find out it was all a misunderstanding.
He uploaded the video to his social media platform where it has been viewed over 50 million times.
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