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This is a correct sentence.

Lay is the present tense and that is how you have written the sentence.

You could also write 'The bags were laid out abandoned in front of them' in the past tense, but this implies someone has done the 'laying' and as such lacks the true sense of abandonment your sentence offers - as if the bags had been there for some time, just 'laying' around.

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