- Woman pushes baby stroller out of subway car
- She leaves stroller and baby on platform as she continues riding train
- Police say the baby girl is in stable condition and not malnourished
New York (CNN) -- New York police have arrested a 20-year-old woman they say left a baby abandoned in a stroller on a New York subway platform on Monday.
A witness told police she saw a woman, described as between 20 and 30 years old, push a stroller from a subway car onto the platform when the doors opened. The woman didn't get off the train, instead letting the doors slide closed and continuing on, according to the witness.
After waiting 20 minutes with the baby on the platform to see if the caretaker or mother would return for the child, the witness alerted police.
The 7-month-old girl is in stable condition at nearby St. Luke's Hospital. She was not malnourished, though she suffers from a bit of eczema, police said.
Early Tuesday morning, police announced they have arrested a woman, but didn't release her name.
CNN's Julie Cannold contributed to this report.
