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   From: cap@hendrie.con   
      
   DOWNEY, Calif. -- Magalli Jimenez was already dealing with the   
   stress and heartbreak of having a 14-month-old daughter who is   
   undergoing chemotherapy for a rare form of cancer.   
      
   Now the southern California mother is dealing with the outrage   
   of thieves breaking into and substantially damaging her car. All   
   while she was inside a medical center in Downey, California,   
   accompanying her daughter Ava to her chemo treatments.   
      
   Jimenez posted her anger to TikTok in a video directed to the   
   unknown vandals that is now going viral.   
      
   And the community is rallying around her, contributing to a   
   GoFundMe page to help with Ava's treatments.   
      
   "You probably don't know, but I just found out my daughter has   
   cancer four weeks ago," Jimenez said in the video. "She just   
   finished her chemo treatment right now. We're coming into the   
   car, ready to go home. She's crying because she wants milk."   
      
   "You broke into my car. You broke my entire ignition. You   
   (messed) up everything. Everything. Everything is broken."   
      
   Downey police are investigating. A witness told Jimenez he saw   
   three men possibly breaking into her car, and he alerted   
   security guards.   
      
   Kaiser Permanente, the medical center where Jimenez was parked,   
   said it is cooperating with police in the investigation.   
      
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   "We are committed to ensuring the safety and security of anyone   
   who visits a Kaiser Permanente facility. Victimizing someone   
   when they are most vulnerable is a despicable act. We are fully   
   cooperating with the Downey Police Department in their   
   investigation, and we hope they are able to find whoever broke   
   into Ms. Jimenez's car."   
      
   Jimenez told KABC she also worried about what might have   
   happened if she had returned to the car with her daughter while   
   the criminals were still there. And that is something that will   
   continue to weigh on her mind as she returns to the facility for   
   Ava's weekly treatments.   
      
   "For me the most scary or frustrating part is that I have to go   
   every week for treatments," she said. "And just to have another   
   thing that I have to worry about on my mind - my safety, my   
   baby's safety."   
      
   https://abc7ny.com/as-ca-mom-takes-toddler-to-chemo-burglars-   
   ransack-her-car/10714209/   
       
      
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