US Politics | Mum & dad arrested for ‘selling SIX-DAY-OLD baby for £3,600 after putting tot up for sale before she was even born’
A MUM and dad have been arrested for allegedly trying to sell their six-day-old baby to strangers for £3,600. Police rescued the infant \- along with two other babies for sale \- in a sting operation targeting black market middlemen. 
East2WestA couple allegedly tried to sell their six day old baby for £3,600 in Kazakhstan '/ ' 
East2WestPolice arrested alleged middlemen and a couple trying to buy the baby '/ ' 
East2WestThe newborn was taken into care along with two other rescued babies '/ ' Officers busted a ...buyer... couple aged 48 and 46, along with the newborn's parents and two alleged intermediaries in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Police also arrested a woman suspected of arranging fake documents for trafficked babies. The biological parents had been planning the sale for months before the birth, it is claimed. Police chief Didar Akhanov said of the alleged intermediaries: ...It was established that the couple began to look for buyers for the unborn child two months ago. Read more world news 
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LEFT ALONE Baby-addict mum of 22 tells of her anguish after her tycoon husband sent to jail "Residents of Almaty, 48-year-old citizen U. and 46-year-old citizen E. decided to buy. "The parties had agreed on a price." Another police source said: "First the biological parents of the girl were detained. "Potential buyers and a married couple acting as intermediaries were held next. Most read in US News RAINING HELL Terrifying moment flesh-melting 'thermite bombs' rain down on Ukrainian town HAUNTING CALL Chilling words of missing woman, 22, before she vanished revealed by family TRAGIC MEMORIES Kiely Rodni's family are trying to sell lodge where teen was raised HEARTBREAKING FIND Tragic death of missing teen Kiely Rodni, 16, confirmed after body found DEATH TO THE WEST Russia threatens West with nuclear war & vows to prepare BOMB SHELTERS killer floods Mom-of-3 Uber driver swept to her death while making final call to husband "Then came the detention of a 56 year old woman A. who for a monetary reward took upon herself the obligation to arrange fake documents for the child." One alleged middleman was found to have two other babies with him aged three months and seven months. He claimed they were both his but could not prove it, police say. The cop chief said: ...We suspect these children were 'live goods' 'who had been traded '. "The investigation will definitely establish the truth.... A criminal case on trafficking minors has been opened. The suspects were remanded in custody and face up to 12 years jail if convicted. The latest case comes after a Russian mother was accused of trying to sell her son, aged seven, to strangers for £4,000. Nargiza Aitmatova, 36, had advertised him on human organ transplant websites, it is alleged. She allegedly arranged to meet a buyer at a shopping centre and was confronted by charity volunteers, who called cops. There is growing concern in Russia over ruthless body part traders, who are feared to be linked to the mafia and are active in selling organs to wealthy buyers on the black market. Last month another mother was arrested for allegedly selling her five-day-old son to pay for a nose job. She handed over the tot on the day she left hospital but was detained before she could have the surgery, said cops in Dagestan. 
East2WestCash and fake documents were seized in a sting operation '/ ' 
East2WestPolice swooped to stop the sale in Almaty, Kazakhstan '/ '
East2WestA couple allegedly tried to sell their six day old baby for £3,600 in Kazakhstan '/ ' East2WestPolice arrested alleged middlemen and a couple trying to buy the baby '/ ' East2WestThe newborn was taken into care along with two other rescued babies '/ ' Officers busted a ...buyer... couple aged 48 and 46, along with the newborn's parents and two alleged intermediaries in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Police also arrested a woman suspected of arranging fake documents for trafficked babies. The biological parents had been planning the sale for months before the birth, it is claimed. Police chief Didar Akhanov said of the alleged intermediaries: ...It was established that the couple began to look for buyers for the unborn child two months ago. Read more world news BRUTAL Putin pushes Brit families to 'breaking point' as war creates global poverty crisis LEFT ALONE Baby-addict mum of 22 tells of her anguish after her tycoon husband sent to jail "Residents of Almaty, 48-year-old citizen U. and 46-year-old citizen E. decided to buy. "The parties had agreed on a price." Another police source said: "First the biological parents of the girl were detained. "Potential buyers and a married couple acting as intermediaries were held next. Most read in US News RAINING HELL Terrifying moment flesh-melting 'thermite bombs' rain down on Ukrainian town HAUNTING CALL Chilling words of missing woman, 22, before she vanished revealed by family TRAGIC MEMORIES Kiely Rodni's family are trying to sell lodge where teen was raised HEARTBREAKING FIND Tragic death of missing teen Kiely Rodni, 16, confirmed after body found DEATH TO THE WEST Russia threatens West with nuclear war & vows to prepare BOMB SHELTERS killer floods Mom-of-3 Uber driver swept to her death while making final call to husband "Then came the detention of a 56 year old woman A. who for a monetary reward took upon herself the obligation to arrange fake documents for the child." One alleged middleman was found to have two other babies with him aged three months and seven months. He claimed they were both his but could not prove it, police say. The cop chief said: ...We suspect these children were 'live goods' 'who had been traded '. "The investigation will definitely establish the truth.... A criminal case on trafficking minors has been opened. The suspects were remanded in custody and face up to 12 years jail if convicted. The latest case comes after a Russian mother was accused of trying to sell her son, aged seven, to strangers for £4,000. Nargiza Aitmatova, 36, had advertised him on human organ transplant websites, it is alleged. She allegedly arranged to meet a buyer at a shopping centre and was confronted by charity volunteers, who called cops. There is growing concern in Russia over ruthless body part traders, who are feared to be linked to the mafia and are active in selling organs to wealthy buyers on the black market. Last month another mother was arrested for allegedly selling her five-day-old son to pay for a nose job. She handed over the tot on the day she left hospital but was detained before she could have the surgery, said cops in Dagestan. East2WestCash and fake documents were seized in a sting operation '/ ' East2WestPolice swooped to stop the sale in Almaty, Kazakhstan '/ '
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