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  • (City of Panama City)
  • (City of Panama City)

PANAMA CITY, Fla. — Two parents are facing charges after IHOP employees found a toddler wandering the parking lot naked early on April 12.

The employees were heading to work at a Panama City IHOP when they spotted the child at about 5:30 a.m., according to a city Facebook post. 

A worker wrapped the child in an apron and saw two adults — Jordyn Freeman, 24, and Randy McMillin, 27, of West Portsmouth, Ohio — passed out in a van, but couldn’t wake them up.

Officers say the two were under the influence of drugs and had drug paraphernalia in the van.

Two 9-month-old twins were also in the van, one covered in blankets and pillows.

The officers gave the kids clean diapers and clothing before passing them on to the Department of Children and Families.

Meanwhile, the IHOP workers served up pancakes for the kids.

“Thank you, IHOP, for being a wonderful community partner,” the city wrote.

The parents were charged with child neglect, possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.