WV - Police Charge Mother With Child Neglect

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http://www.statejournal.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=98433

Police responded to domestic violence call and encounter:

While inside the home, one officer saw two toddlers eating cookies off a floor they said was covered with trash, used diapers and pet feces. Officers wrote in a complaint that the children were covered in a black sticky substance and their hair had what appeared to be feces matted into it.

WTH is going on with all these feces stories?? My stomach is turning right now!
 
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