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A badly beaten 3-year-old boy was pronounced dead after he was dumped at a Brooklyn hospital Sunday morning — and police have now launched a manhunt for the tragic toddler’s parents, authorities said.

The incident unfolded at 11:24 a.m., when police said they responded to reports of an unconscious person outside University Hospital at Downstate.

He was pronounced dead at the medical facility, an NYPD spokesperson said.
Sources said the unidentified child was badly bruised and had been “severely beaten.”

Staff inside the emergency room were shaken by what had happened.

“I heard that some lady bringing in a baby, lifeless,” a hospital staffer told PIX11 News. “And when they tried to get more, asked what happened, she just left. She just took off. She had a car parked, waiting for her. And they just left.”

Police were checking surveillance cameras and interviewing staff inside the hospital throughout the day. Investigations are ongoing.
 
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The grandmother of a 3-year-old who died at a Brooklyn hospital says she's "coming for" whoever's responsible for her grandson's death.

The unconscious child was dropped off at the hospital at 11:30 a.m. Sunday by an unidentified woman. Police say the boy was covered in bruises on his face and body, and was pronounced dead moments later. Police say the woman quickly, getting into a car driven by an unidentified man. They drove away down Clarkson Avenue. Police are searching for them.
The boy's grandmother and godmother went to SUNY Downstate Hospital Monday morning to identify they child's body and assist in the ongoing investigation into how he died.

The boy's grandmother Kayatta Foster was distraught, and looking for answers.

"Whoever did this to my grandson, the grandmother is coming for y'all," she told CBS News New York.
 
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The boyfriend of a Brooklyn mom whose 3-year-old son was dumped dead at the hospital over the weekend was charged with beating the boy last month for wetting himself, sources said.
As police try to figure out how little Kyng Royal Foster died, Robert White, 38, has been busted in the earlier attack, in which the boy was hit at least 10 times in the head on Feb. 22, the sources said.

The beating over the peeing incident came a few weeks before the tot was dumped at University Hospital at Downstate by White and his mom, 24-year-old Sunshine Davis on Saturday.
According to sources, White has at least eight prior arrests dating to 2007 on robbery, assault and reckless endangerment charges.
 
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The grief-stricken family of a 3-year-old boy who died after being dumped at a Brooklyn hospital over the weekend claims the tragic toddler’s mom is in “danger” – as they begged her to turn herself in amid a widespread manhunt.
Kyng Royal Foster was identified by loved ones as the toddler pronounced dead shortly after his mother, Sunshine Davis, 24, and her 38-year-old boyfriend allegedly abandoned him at University Hospital at Downstate on Saturday morning.

“I just want to say, Sunshine, if you’re seeing this, baby, turn yourself in,” the boy’s godmother, Sabrina Johnson, pleaded during an interview with PIX11 outside the hospital Monday.
“It’s easier for you to turn yourself in and explain yourself, versus them finding you.”
Johnson said she fears Davis is at risk, telling The Post: “She is not all right.”

“She met this grown man….and she’s been manipulated. She is the sweetest kid but she has been manipulated all her life,” the boy’s godmother alleged.

“She’s in danger.”
It comes after sources revealed the boy’s maternal grandmother had applied for custody of him in 2022, claiming his mom allegedly had a drug problem.

A judge, though, didn’t grant custody to the grandmother, the sources said.
 
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