MELBOURNE, Fla. A baby left unattended for a few minutes inside a Brevard County home got a brown substance on the childs clothing that later tested positive for heroin and required three doses of the opioid-reversal drug Narcan to stabilize the infant, according to Melbourne police. The infant tested positive for opiates, according to the report. A witness told police he was at the home with Clay and outside selling or buying heroin. While he was outside Clay came outside and said I think (the baby) may have gotten into the heroin, according to the arrest report. According to the witness, Clay pointed a gun at the witness and threatened to shoot him if he told anyone.