LUMBERTON, N.C. (AP) — Authorities say a man saw a doll inside a parked truck and called police about an unresponsive infant, leading to the recovery of stolen truck and real baby. 
 
 Lumberton Police Department Capt. Terry Parker tells The Fayetteville Observer that a woman reported her pickup truck stolen and 3-week-old baby missing Monday. Parker says the woman was taking two other children inside a house when someone stole the vehicle and baby inside it. 
 
 Police issued an alert, and Parker says the truck and baby were abandoned in a nearby parking lot minutes later. He says a man walking past the truck noticed a window was down and peered inside. Parker says the man saw a doll lying on the floor and called police. 
 
 Parker says no arrests were made as of Tuesday. 
 
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 Information from: The Fayetteville Observer, http://www.fayobserver.com ||||| LUMBERTON — A 911 call from a man who mistook a doll in a parked truck for an unresponsive infant led to the recovery of a stolen vehicle and a 3-week-old baby who was inside, the Lumberton Police Department said. 
 
 No arrests have been made, Capt. Terry Parker said Tuesday. 
 
 About 8:55 p.m. Monday, police were notified that a dark gray 2014 Ford F-150 crew cab pickup had been stolen from a home on the 1400 block of Mimosa Street, off North Roberts Avenue and about a quarter-mile from the police station on Godwin Street. 
 
 The infant was in a car seat in the back of the truck, which was parked outside the grandmother's residence, Parker said. 
 
 The mother had two other small children with her and she was getting them inside the house. 
 
 "She turned to go into the house with the child and someone stole the truck," Parker said. 
 
 Police immediately issued an alert to area law enforcement officers to be on the lookout for the vehicle. The truck, with the baby still inside, was abandoned about 10 minutes later in the parking lot of Billy Cox's Grocery and Market on N.C. 41, about three miles away, Parker said. 
 
 Several minutes later, a man walking through the parking lot noticed a window was down on the truck and looked inside. 
 
 "He saw a baby doll laying in the floor and thought it was an unresponsive child," Parker said. 
 
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 The man called 911 and reported the doll as an unresponsive baby. Deputies with the Robeson County Sheriff's Office arrived at 9:26 p.m. and found the infant, unharmed, in the child-restraint seat, Parker said. 
 
 Police are looking for two suspects, but are not releasing additional information, Parker said. 
 
 He credited the man who saw the doll and the Sheriff's Office for their quick response in reuniting the mother and her child. 
 
 Anyone with information is asked to call Lumberton police Detective Deana Locklear at 910-671-3845. 
 
 Staff writer Nancy McCleary can be reached at nmccleary@fayobserver.com or 910-486-3568. 
 
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 A bizarre car crash involving a BMW filled with naked people has become even stranger as RCMP prepare kidnapping charges against three suspects, who investigators allege intentionally rammed a truck after three people escaped the vehicle. 
 
 On Monday, two vehicles collided on a rural road in Nisku, Alta. When officers arrived, they found five people inside a white BMW completely unclothed. 
 
 In an update Tuesday, RCMP allege that three people -- a man, a woman and a newborn baby -- were forced from a home in Leduc County and into a vehicle. 
 
 Investigators said the man was stuffed into the vehicle’s trunk but somehow managed to escape. The woman and infant also managed to flee. 
 
 That’s when a truck driver passing through the area spotted the three and picked them up. 
 
 Derek Scott of LPH Industrial says it was his employee who came to their rescue. 
 
 “Apparently they came out of the ditch with no shoes on, so he stopped to see obviously if they needed help. It’s the middle of the winter and people running around with no shoes on -- you stop to help them,” Scott told CTV Edmonton. 
 
 After they entered the truck, RCMP said another vehicle purposefully rammed the truck. The force of the collision pushed the truck into a ditch. 
 
 “They rammed him from behind … the unclothed people in the BMW,” Scott said. 
 
 RCMP arrested five suspects: a man, two women and two female minors. All five were naked when they were taken in to custody. 
 
 Kidnapping charges are pending against the three adults, RCMP said. The two youth have since been released. 
 
 New video surfaced Tuesday that appears to show the dramatic takedown. Several officers surround the BMW and order someone to “Sit down on the ground, right now!” 
 
 Screaming and crying can be heard coming from the area, and a naked man is eventually escorted by an officer away from the scene. 
 
 Scott, who was in the area at the time of the arrest, said he saw police use what appeared to be Tasers on the suspects. 
 
 The events leading up to the unusual arrest remain murky. On Tuesday, police cruisers surrounded a nearby home, where a garage door appears heavily damaged. 
 
 Construction crews said the police presence has remained at the property for the past day. Investigators have not confirmed if the two scenes are connected. 
 
 Scott said he knows members of the family that his employee helped, and that they live close to Nisku. But he would not comment on what may have led to their alleged escape. 
 
 “I’m not going to say too much about the family involved, just because I think they’ve been through enough,” he said. 
 
 The truck driver confirmed Scott’s version of events, but refused to speak to CTV Edmonton on camera. 
 
 With files from CTV Edmonton
– A man saw a doll inside a parked truck and called police about an unresponsive infant, leading to the recovery of a stolen truck and a very real baby, reports the AP. Lumberton Police Department Capt. Terry Parker tells the Fayetteville Observer that a woman reported her pickup truck stolen and 3-week-old baby missing Monday. Parker says the woman was taking two other children inside a house when someone stole the vehicle and baby inside it. Police issued an alert, and Parker says the truck and baby were abandoned in a nearby parking lot minutes later. He says a man walking past the truck noticed a window was down and peered inside. Parker says the man saw a doll lying on the floor and called police, who found the infant uninjured in a car seat in the back of the truck. No arrests had been made as of Tuesday.