An alleged drug dealer was arrested after investigators say he fled
police while holding his infant daughter in Delaware on Monday.
Two officers were driving in Elsmere when they spotted Henry 'Hank'
Wojnisz, 31, walking down the street while carrying his baby girl,
according to officials.
Police say they knew Wojnisz was selling heroin in the area based on a
prior investigation and had a warrant for his arrest. When the officers
approached him, Wojnisz allegedly ran away while still holding his baby.
He then ran into a home and gave the child to her mother, police said.
The officers continued chasing after Wojnisz and eventually captured him without further incident, according to investigators. Wojnisz, who police say, had urinated on himself, allegedly had 92 bags of heroin (1.38g) labeled “Lacoste” and 12 doses of Suboxone in his possession.
Investigators checked Wojnisz’s daughter and determined she had not been
harmed. They also notified the division of family services.
Wojnisz is charged with endangering the welfare of a child,
recklessly/likely to cause injury, resisting arrest and other related
offences. He was committed to the Howard Young Institution after failing
to post $5,000 secured bail.
The officers continued chasing after Wojnisz and eventually captured him without further incident, according to investigators. Wojnisz, who police say, had urinated on himself, allegedly had 92 bags of heroin (1.38g) labeled “Lacoste” and 12 doses of Suboxone in his possession.
Investigators checked Wojnisz’s daughter and determined she had not been
harmed. They also notified the division of family services.
Wojnisz is charged with endangering the welfare of a child,
recklessly/likely to cause injury, resisting arrest and other related
offences. He was committed to the Howard Young Institution after failing
to post $5,000 secured bail. 
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