Hickey's charges in the warrants are listed as felony murder and second-degree child cruelty, also a felony charge.
The incident report also mentions two Dunwoody Police detectives arriving, interviewing Hickey and her husband, reviewing video surveillance, collecting evidence, and taking photographs.
According to the report, there were seven additional kids at the daycare during the incident, but none needed medical attention and all were picked up by their parents as detectives began investigating.
On Saturday, Hickey appeared before
DeKalb Magistrate Judge Phyllis R. Williams, with her attorney, waiving her right to hear the judge read the two arrest warrants.
Hickey will remain in jail until she has a bond hearing in Superior Court - a Magistrate Court judge does not have the authority to decide one way or another about issuing a bond.
Hickey's attorney, Tracy S. Reeves, Jr., said he would request both a bond hearing in Superior Court and a probable cause hearing in Magistrate Court.
Georgia's Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL), Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS), and the
Dunwoody Police Department are now working together on the case, described as an open investigation.
While the incident report and arrest warrants have been released, the 911 call Hickey made isn't being released due to the investigation still being open, according to DeKalb County Police.
However, late Monday DECAL ordered an emergency closure for the Family Child Care Learning Home Operated by Hickey.
"This action is taking place in conjunction with an investigation by Dunwoody Police who have charged Ms. Hickey with felony murder and cruelty to children after the death of a four-month-old child in her care," the agency said in a statement.
DECAL said that Hickey had 48 hours to appeal the action, however in an update, the department said that she did not appeal. As a result, DECAL said the daycare will be closed for the next 21 days while it continues to investigate the child's death.
"If we determine revoking her license is necessary, the program will remain closed until a hearing is held before an administrative law judge," DECAL said.
Meanwhile, DECAL said that parents who were impacted by this incident and are looking for alternative childcare can find resources by calling the toll-free number
1-877-ALL-GA-KIDS or visiting
QualityRated.org.
Editor's note: This story has been updated with information that Hickey did not file an appeal to DECAL's emergency closure order.
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