The mom's in a tough situation but consistently leaving a child unspervised, even while holding down a daily
8-hour shift, is a problem. It's made even worse by leaving the child in a public space where who knows what could happen.
What if the child had been abducted or otherwise violated? Who wouldn't be saying "how could the child have (consistently) been left unsupervised?"
I'm interested in what steps the mother took initially, and up until arrrest, to find supervision -- family, friends, etc... Don't know her background so don't have a firm opinion on whether she should have been arrested vs. sternly warned. But, from facts presented, I can't argue with the arrest.
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Last edited by TonyB06; 07-17-2014 at 04:01 PM.
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