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Parents arrested after newborn baby found living in tent under CA highway overpass
Headline from The Oregonian
A couple was arrested in California for felony child endangerment after deputies found their week-old newborn living in a filthy tent under a freeway overpass surrounded by drug paraphernalia and unsanitary conditions.
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(FOX40.COM) — Two parents are in custody after deputies discovered their 7-day-old baby was living under an I-5 overpass amid meth pipes, vomit and trash. Deputies with the Yolo County Sheriff's Office discovered the squalid situation Sept.
YOLO COUNTY, Calif. (KCRA) — Two parents were arrested after deputies found a newborn baby living in a makeshift tent under an Interstate 5 overpass in Yolo County, according to the sheriff’s office. The Yolo County Sheriff’s Office said deputies responded to a tip on Sept.
A couple was arrested in California for felony child endangerment after deputies found their week-old newborn living in a filthy tent under a freeway overpass surrounded by drug paraphernalia and unsanitary conditions.
The parents, Melissa Rivera, 29, and Fernando Esparza Guzman, 48, 'acknowledged the dangers posed to their newborn,' and said they had been waiting to take the infant to a hospital sometime later, the sheriff's office said.
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