NO EXCUSE FOR THIS, homes on this street are valued in the million $ range.
This baby should have a nurse attending and at the very least a nanny or babysitter. Her story is a bunch of bs, jmo
http://parkcitiesblog.dallasnews.co...ment-case-after-leaving-baby-home-alone.html/
Police have arrested a Highland Park woman on a charge of abandoning or endangering a child with intent to return, after they discovered her 1-year-old daughter left alone in an unlocked home last month.
Leslie Toomay, 32, of Highland Park was arrested on Thursday and booked into jail. She posted a $500 bond on Thursday night, according to the Highland Park Department of Public Safety.
Highland Park police found the child on Feb. 13 when they responded to the homes residential burglar alarm in the 4500 block of Arcady Avenue. According to a police report, they found the home unlocked, front door ajar and lights and television left on. They found the baby lying under a plastic mobile on the homes second floor.
According to the police report, the child had a feeding tube in her abdomen, but appeared unharmed. Toomay later told police that her daughter was born with hypotonia, a condition that causes her to have little strength, and receives several types of therapy.
In the arrest warrant affidavit, police say Toomay intentionally left the residence leaving her 14 month old physically, mentally and developmentally disabled child, in an upstairs bedroom without providing reasonable and necessary care for the child under circumstances that could expose the child to an unreasonable risk of harm.
On Feb.13, Toomay told police she did not intend to leave the baby alone and said it isnt as easy as it used to be to take her baby around and load her into the car because she is getting heavier. :banghead:
This baby should have a nurse attending and at the very least a nanny or babysitter. Her story is a bunch of bs, jmo
http://parkcitiesblog.dallasnews.co...ment-case-after-leaving-baby-home-alone.html/
Police have arrested a Highland Park woman on a charge of abandoning or endangering a child with intent to return, after they discovered her 1-year-old daughter left alone in an unlocked home last month.
Leslie Toomay, 32, of Highland Park was arrested on Thursday and booked into jail. She posted a $500 bond on Thursday night, according to the Highland Park Department of Public Safety.
Highland Park police found the child on Feb. 13 when they responded to the homes residential burglar alarm in the 4500 block of Arcady Avenue. According to a police report, they found the home unlocked, front door ajar and lights and television left on. They found the baby lying under a plastic mobile on the homes second floor.
According to the police report, the child had a feeding tube in her abdomen, but appeared unharmed. Toomay later told police that her daughter was born with hypotonia, a condition that causes her to have little strength, and receives several types of therapy.
In the arrest warrant affidavit, police say Toomay intentionally left the residence leaving her 14 month old physically, mentally and developmentally disabled child, in an upstairs bedroom without providing reasonable and necessary care for the child under circumstances that could expose the child to an unreasonable risk of harm.
On Feb.13, Toomay told police she did not intend to leave the baby alone and said it isnt as easy as it used to be to take her baby around and load her into the car because she is getting heavier. :banghead: