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Judge ends parental rights of mom who abandoned newborn

Nunu Sung, 26, serving a sentence for obstruction of justice after she abandoned her infant son near a neighbor's yard in 2009, talks during an interview at the DuPage County Jail last August. (Chuck Berman/Chicago Tribune/MCT)

Nunu Sung, 26, serving a sentence for obstruction of justice after she abandoned her infant son near a neighbor's yard in 2009, talks during an interview at the DuPage County Jail last August. (Chuck Berman/Chicago Tribune/MCT)

A toddler would be better off with his foster family than with his mother, a Myanmar refugee who abandoned him outside a Wheaton apartment building, a DuPage County judge ruled Monday.

Judge Robert Anderson ended the parental rights of Nunu Sung, saying he would appoint a state guardian who would have the legal right to approve the child’s adoption.

The judge said his ruling took into account the best interests of the boy, who was born in June 2009.

Read more at the Chicago Tribune.

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