TOLEDO, Ohio — A 34-year-old woman was arrested on April 1 at Fifth Third Field on child abduction charges.
Toledo police say the woman, Hannah Barbara Carpenter, from Liberty Center, attempted to grab onto and pull on a stroller in an attempt to take the child that was in it.
Police say the incident happened at approximately 6:20 p.m.
Police say the parents of the child are the victims and source of the information.
On Monday, Carpenter's bond was set at $500,000. She remains in jail.
There was a baseball game going on at the time between the Toledo Mud Hens and St. Paul Saints.
The game was the second of the year at the baseball park and occurred during the opening weekend at the stadium.
Liberty Center is a village in Henry County near Napoleon.
On April 17, Carpenter pleaded not guilty. She is due back in court for a pretrial appearance on April 24 and a trial is scheduled for May 15.
In addition to random drug testing, if Carpenter posts bond she will be subject to Electronic Monitoring and must have no contact with the victim. She is also ordered to not go within 500 yards of the Mud Hens Stadium.
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