How many doors does a 2 year old have to knock on before she gets help?

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Vallejo toddler found unharmed in carjacking

Springs Road resident Larry Wadley had no idea why someone was pounding on his door, but he was even more surprised to learn the late-night visitor was a 2-year-old girl who'd just been abducted in a carjacking.

"I heard bamming," said Wadley, who'd been dozing off around 10 p.m. Tuesday, listening to music and watching the A's game on TV.

When he opened the door, he looked down and saw a little girl in braids, alone, quietly staring back at him.

"I was amazed," said Wadley, who lives at the Camellia Apartments at 201 Springs Road. "She wasn't crying or nothing."

He said he asked where her parents were. She raised her head, but gave no reply. Puzzled, Wadley went back inside to put on his shoes and gather his thoughts.

Meanwhile, he said, the toddler climbed the stairs and knocked on the apartment above his. The woman who lives there answered the door, and Wadley and she decided to call police because they didn't recognize the girl.

The girl had also knocked on other doors, but no one else had responded, Wadley said.

http://www.timesheraldonline.com/news/ci_18189324


Woman Finds 2-year-old Girl at her Door After Carjacking

2-year-old Vallejo girl found safe at a woman's door after carjacking.

When she heard a knock on her door Tuesday night, Vallejo resident Gabi Strong answered it. There stood a 2-year-old girl in pajamas.

"She was tired. I asked where she lived but I couldn't understand what she was saying," Strong, 72, said this afternoon. "She hung onto my hand and wouldn't let loose."

Vallejo police said the girl was in the back seat of her father's car when it was carjacked around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the area of Alabama and Napa streets.

http://dixon.patch.com/articles/woman-finds-2-year-old-girl-at-her-door-after-carjacking