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Anna McCurry, 8 year old orphan from ‘’ We Care’’ orphanage found near Dixie and Tomken Rd holding a help sign. ( Mississauga)

Iqra Shaikh
TORONTO --- The Canadian Press
Published Monday, May.16, 2016 11:33 AM EDT

Poor management in “We Care” orphanage forced 8 year old Anna to run away.

Anna McCurry, a 8 year old orphan was found begging near the main intersection of Dixie and Tomken Rd, Mississauga on May 15, 2016 at 9:45 AM EDT.

Head Chief of Mississauga Police, Officer Reynolds says “ she was found sitting at Dixie and Tomken Rd with a help sign in her hand, bare foot the cold.” Director of “ We Care ” orphanage, Miss Trunchbull says, “ I was not aware of the situation and it is a security mismanagement other than that our kids are

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