They didn't do anything, they didn't say anything," said Camrah Carter of Camden, New Jersey. I never intended to do anything like this. Mall Security Concerns and Praises After Baby Reunited with Family 
 
 NBC10's Lauren Mayk spoke with King of Prussia Mall security officials Friday regarding how they identified a woman accused of kidnapping a baby and what their role was in helping police find the suspect and child. "She was just stressed and she just had a new baby and the father is in the military so that puts all the work on her," Hunter said. "Action News was there as baby Ahsir was reunited with his family at the Upper Merion police station.His mother, Malika Hunter, said, "I would like to thank God for allowing my baby to come back. During the course of the conversation, Amoore allegedly said she had a baby about the same age.Amoore followed them around while engaging in small talk, went to stores with them, followed them to the food court, and sat at their table, according to the affidavit.When the mother arrived after getting food, police say Amoore was still at the table.According to the affidavit, Amoore asked the mother if she could hold the baby, but was told "no." That's when Amoore took Ahsir from his stroller and walked away, according to police. It was the worst feeling I ever felt in my life." Caught on Cam: Woman Kidnaps Baby at KOP Mall: Police 
 
 Police released surveillance video of a woman who they say kidnapped a baby at the King of Prussia Mall Thursday night. That woman also helped police identify the suspect.Those tips brought police to a home above a barber shop in Tredyffrin Township, Chester County, where Ahsir was found safe and Amoore was taken into custody.Police say when she answered the door, Amoore said "I took the baby and I am sorry." She started to chase after Amoore, but lost sight of her when she turned to check on her other son, who was still at the table.Two people sitting nearby pointed out which direction Amoore went, police say, but by then she was gone.Chopper 6 was overhead as police searched cars at the mall.Investigators say, after the kidnapping, Amoore took little Ahsir to show him to relatives.However, once news of the abduction emerged and surveillance video of the abductor was released, police say family members recognized her and notified police.Meanwhile, police reviewed video showing Amoore talking to another woman shortly before the abduction. Authorities have identified and charged the woman accused of abducting a 7-week-old baby from the King of Prussia Mall on Thursday night, and we're also learning new details about the incident.Cherie Amoore, 32, has been charged with kidnapping of a minor, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, interference with the custody of a child, concealment of the whereabouts of a child and other related charges. I held him, and all those feelings rushed back. "She has told our investigators she did not go to the mall to steal a baby," said Upper Merion Police Chief Tom Nolan. She was shaken," said public defender Greg Nester.According to police documents, Amoore told detectives she gave birth to a boy on Feb. 11, but the baby only lived a few hours, and she never told anyone the child had died.She then allegedly told police, "I don't know why I did it. "Hunter says she has not been able to sleep since her ordeal. "Cherie Amoore is the daughter of Renee Amoore, who is both the deputy chairman of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania and a panelist on 6abc's "Inside Story." "How am I supposed to know that's going on if nobody says anything?" "I know that the Amber Alert that went out through the Upper Merion Police Department went out to all surrounding jurisdictions in Montgomery County within the first few minutes," he said.
– A woman befriended a mom and kids at Pennsylvania's King of Prussia Mall on Thursday night and then, when the mom was briefly distracted by her older children, grabbed the baby out of his stroller and ran off. Malika Hunter, the mother of 7-week-old Ahsir Simmons, ran after her, but turned back to check on a child still sitting at their food court table and lost track of her. A search was launched and surveillance video was released showing 32-year-old Cherie Amoore allegedly leaving the mall with Ahsir in her arms, and within hours, both had been found, 6ABC reports. Amoore, who was arraigned Friday on charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment, and more, claims that she gave birth to a baby boy on Feb. 11, but he died shortly after birth and she never told anyone. "I just wanted my baby. I felt like I was holding my son again," she reportedly told police. But police haven't been able to confirm her story, and friends tell 6ABC they're not sure Amoore was ever really pregnant. While talking to the baby's family at the mall, Amoore told his mother she had a baby around the same age; Hunter says Amoore seemed "nice" and like a "normal, average" person, NBC Philadelphia reports. Shortly before Amoore allegedly took Ahsir, she asked if she could hold him, but his mother refused. Then, when Hunter was distracted and Ahsir started to cry in his stroller, Amoore allegedly picked him up and left. Police say she took him to show her relatives and friends at a few different locations, and it was her family members who recognized her on the surveillance video that was released and called the cops. Ahsir was asleep in a carseat owned by Amoore when police found him; police say Amoore had also given him a bath and new pajamas.