Father cries at first glimpse of stolen baby Sae'breon

Sinclair Hutton could not hold back the tears this morning when he saw his newborn son for the first time ever.

Hutton, his common-law wife Suzett Whyte, their seven-year-old son Rudean and other family members had earlier arrived at the Denham Town Police Station to receive baby Sae'breon who was stolen from the Victoria Jubilee Hospital on January 9.

The baby was found on Tuesday after a woman attempted to register him at the Registrar General's Department in St Catherine.

It was pure delight when CEO of the Child Protection and Family Services Agency Rosealee Gage-Grey and her team arrived at the Denham Town station with the baby.

Tears would stream down Hutton's face as baby Sae'breon was taken into the conference room, and when the child was handed to him, the joy was intense.

"It's my first time holding my son and I feel so good after all these sleepless nights," Hutton said.

Whyte was equally overjoyed.

WATCH: Suzett Whyte is elated as she receives her baby. The newborn was found on Tuesday after a woman attempted to register him at the Registrar General's Department. He was stolen from the Victoria Jubilee Hospital on January 9 - @rmakyn video. pic.twitter.com/qcfKzkXcNd

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"I have my baby now so nothing else don't matter to me," she said.

Whyte also said she had no ill feeling towards the suspect who now in custody for abducting her child.

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