Another good Tracy Press / Jennifer Wadsworth article:
Missing girl's mother pointed finger at Huckaby early
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"Soon after the family reported the missing girl that day, Huckaby drove back with Polks daughter about four hours after first taking her, according to Polk and police records. It was early evening at that point, and the little girl seemed fine, Polk said, just emotional because police cars were at her home and her mother was frantic.
It was around dinnertime that police left, so Polk headed out with her daughter for some fast food. But in the car, the little girl started to slump over as if she were falling asleep. She slurred her words.
She was not acting right, said Polk. It was really scaring me.
Polk went straight to the emergency room at Sutter Tracy Community Hospital. Hours passed, and at about 10 p.m. that night police showed up again. They started peppering Polk with questions and told her that the doctors had found muscle relaxers in her little girls body.
Police asked for permission to search Polks house.
Of course, I let them, said Polk, who lives with her grandparents in Orchard Estates Mobile Home Park, where Sandra lived before she was murdered and where Huckaby lived with her grandparents before her arrest.
Child Protective Services then took Polks girl to the Mary Graham Childrens Shelter in French Camp, where they kept her overnight. Polk said she walked home from the hospital by herself at about 2 a.m. on Jan. 18.
Later that morning, they said Polk could have her back if the girl passed a complete physical exam. She did, and the girl was returned home that morning."
Missing girl's mother pointed finger at Huckaby early
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"Soon after the family reported the missing girl that day, Huckaby drove back with Polks daughter about four hours after first taking her, according to Polk and police records. It was early evening at that point, and the little girl seemed fine, Polk said, just emotional because police cars were at her home and her mother was frantic.
It was around dinnertime that police left, so Polk headed out with her daughter for some fast food. But in the car, the little girl started to slump over as if she were falling asleep. She slurred her words.
She was not acting right, said Polk. It was really scaring me.
Polk went straight to the emergency room at Sutter Tracy Community Hospital. Hours passed, and at about 10 p.m. that night police showed up again. They started peppering Polk with questions and told her that the doctors had found muscle relaxers in her little girls body.
Police asked for permission to search Polks house.
Of course, I let them, said Polk, who lives with her grandparents in Orchard Estates Mobile Home Park, where Sandra lived before she was murdered and where Huckaby lived with her grandparents before her arrest.
Child Protective Services then took Polks girl to the Mary Graham Childrens Shelter in French Camp, where they kept her overnight. Polk said she walked home from the hospital by herself at about 2 a.m. on Jan. 18.
Later that morning, they said Polk could have her back if the girl passed a complete physical exam. She did, and the girl was returned home that morning."