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[h=1]Mother arrested for leaving kids in car while gambling at Livermore card room[/h][h=2][/h]
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By Ken Pritchett
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LIVERMORE, Calif. —
Thirty-seven-year old Phaley Nget of Oakland was arrested Monday night after police say she left her children in a car while she gambled at Casino 580 in Livermore.
“When we arrived, one of the children was crying. The windows were partially cracked,” said Livermore Police Officer Traci Rebiejo, “She was parked in the shade and there were blankets covering the windows.”
The car was not in the card room parking lot but across the street at a business where one of the employees spotted her leaving the kids behind.
“Maybe she was trying to conceal the kids in the car so no one else could see there was children in the car or maybe was she was trying to keep some of the heat out of the car,” said Rebiejo.
Police say the children were in the car for 35 minutes and the temperature inside had risen to 81 degrees. The children, ages 2 and 3, were unharmed and taken into protective custody.
Nget was found in the card room and arrested. She was charged with two counts of child endangerment and was booked in the Santa Rita jail on $100,000 bail.
Casino 580 management says its employees were traumatized by the news.
“The employees were actually in tears that night,” said general manager Derek Banderas, “some of them had a hard time getting through their shift just at the thought that there would be children left out there by a parent.”
Officer Rebiejo says this case is extreme because in most calls of this nature the parents are typically running quick errands.
“She’s doing this for her pleasure, going and gambling, and leaving her two small kids that can’t fend for themselves in potentially a hot box.”
Posted: 9:39 p.m. Wednesday, July 23, 2014
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By Ken Pritchett
KTVU.com
LIVERMORE, Calif. —
Thirty-seven-year old Phaley Nget of Oakland was arrested Monday night after police say she left her children in a car while she gambled at Casino 580 in Livermore.
“When we arrived, one of the children was crying. The windows were partially cracked,” said Livermore Police Officer Traci Rebiejo, “She was parked in the shade and there were blankets covering the windows.”
The car was not in the card room parking lot but across the street at a business where one of the employees spotted her leaving the kids behind.
“Maybe she was trying to conceal the kids in the car so no one else could see there was children in the car or maybe was she was trying to keep some of the heat out of the car,” said Rebiejo.
Police say the children were in the car for 35 minutes and the temperature inside had risen to 81 degrees. The children, ages 2 and 3, were unharmed and taken into protective custody.
Nget was found in the card room and arrested. She was charged with two counts of child endangerment and was booked in the Santa Rita jail on $100,000 bail.
Casino 580 management says its employees were traumatized by the news.
“The employees were actually in tears that night,” said general manager Derek Banderas, “some of them had a hard time getting through their shift just at the thought that there would be children left out there by a parent.”
Officer Rebiejo says this case is extreme because in most calls of this nature the parents are typically running quick errands.
“She’s doing this for her pleasure, going and gambling, and leaving her two small kids that can’t fend for themselves in potentially a hot box.”
http://www.csnphilly.com/article/man-leaves-kids-car-while-gambling-police
Man Leaves Kids in Car While Gambling: Police
September 2, 2014, 2:30 pm
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A Brooklyn man was arrested after he allegedly left two children alone inside a car while gambling at a local casino.
On August 30 at 10:24 p.m., Bethlehem Police received a call from security at Sands Casino in Bethlehem, Pa. reporting that a 3-year-old girl and 5-year-old girl were alone inside a locked car in the parking garage.
Officials made several announcements over the loud speaker inside the Casino reporting that the children were found but no one responded.
At 11:05 p.m., police found the owner of the vehicle, identified as Vaylon Wong, 47, of Brooklyn, New York.
Wong allegedly admitted he owned the vehicle and left the children alone inside. Police say Wong claimed the children were not his and that he was watching them for his neighbor. However, when the children saw Wong they referred to him as “daddy.” Police also say both girls have the same last name as Wong.
According to investigators, Wong became uncooperative and refused to reveal the identity of the girls' mother or where she was.
The children are currently in the custody of Northampton County Children and Youth who are investigating the incident along with Bethlehem Police.
Wong was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of children and recklessly endangering another person. He was committed to Northampton County Prison on $20,000 bail.
Man Leaves Kids in Car While Gambling: Police
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A Brooklyn man was arrested after he allegedly left two children alone inside a car while gambling at a local casino.
On August 30 at 10:24 p.m., Bethlehem Police received a call from security at Sands Casino in Bethlehem, Pa. reporting that a 3-year-old girl and 5-year-old girl were alone inside a locked car in the parking garage.
Officials made several announcements over the loud speaker inside the Casino reporting that the children were found but no one responded.
At 11:05 p.m., police found the owner of the vehicle, identified as Vaylon Wong, 47, of Brooklyn, New York.
Wong allegedly admitted he owned the vehicle and left the children alone inside. Police say Wong claimed the children were not his and that he was watching them for his neighbor. However, when the children saw Wong they referred to him as “daddy.” Police also say both girls have the same last name as Wong.
According to investigators, Wong became uncooperative and refused to reveal the identity of the girls' mother or where she was.
The children are currently in the custody of Northampton County Children and Youth who are investigating the incident along with Bethlehem Police.
Wong was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of children and recklessly endangering another person. He was committed to Northampton County Prison on $20,000 bail.
http://www.ksdk.com/story/news/crim...-in-car-while-dad-gambles-at-casino/17811101/
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PHOENIX — A Mesa father doing some early morning gambling at a Valley casino on Wednesday was arrested after leaving his two toddler sunattended inside a vehicle for nearly two hours, authorities say.
Salt River police arrested Gregory T. Devereux, 29, at Talking Stick Resort near Scottsdale after a casino bike-patrol officer found Devereux's two children in a car in the casino's parking garage, police records said.
A 2-year-old and 3-year-old had been in the car for about two hours while Devereux and his girlfriend were on the main floor of the casino, records said. The Arizona Department of Child Safety were called to the scene and took custody of the children.
Devereux was booked into the Fourth Avenue Jail on suspicion of endangering the life and health of a minor and intentional child abuse, documents said.
"Those kids are everything I have," Devereux told a judge who ordered a $25,000 bond for his release. "They don't have a mother anymore, she committed suicide two years ago.
"I made an irreversible, immature dumb decision to leave them in a car for an hour and half."
Devereux has a preliminary hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court scheduled for Oct. 31.
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PHOENIX — A Mesa father doing some early morning gambling at a Valley casino on Wednesday was arrested after leaving his two toddler sunattended inside a vehicle for nearly two hours, authorities say.
Salt River police arrested Gregory T. Devereux, 29, at Talking Stick Resort near Scottsdale after a casino bike-patrol officer found Devereux's two children in a car in the casino's parking garage, police records said.
A 2-year-old and 3-year-old had been in the car for about two hours while Devereux and his girlfriend were on the main floor of the casino, records said. The Arizona Department of Child Safety were called to the scene and took custody of the children.
Devereux was booked into the Fourth Avenue Jail on suspicion of endangering the life and health of a minor and intentional child abuse, documents said.
"Those kids are everything I have," Devereux told a judge who ordered a $25,000 bond for his release. "They don't have a mother anymore, she committed suicide two years ago.
"I made an irreversible, immature dumb decision to leave them in a car for an hour and half."
Devereux has a preliminary hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court scheduled for Oct. 31.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...ed-leaving-child-car-casino-article-1.2115553
[h=1]Brooklyn grandma abandons 5-year-old granddaughter in car to gamble at Queens casino: cops[/h][h=2]Renee Osby, 56, told police that she went into the casino to cash a check, but cops weren't buying it after they waited with her granddaughter for more than an hour. The Bushwick grandma was arrested for acting in a manner injurious to a child, police said.[/h] BY Maria Villasenor , Thomas Tracy , Barry Paddock , Rocco Parascandola
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Published: Saturday, February 14, 2015, 5:13 PM
Updated: Sunday, February 15, 2015, 12:48 AM
She dealt her 5-year-old granddaughter a cold hand. A heartless grandma was busted Saturday for allegedly abandoning the little girl in a vehicle for more than an hour while she played the slots at a Queens casino.
Renee Osby, 56, first tried to bring her granddaughter with her into the Resorts World Casino in South Ozone Park but was turned away because kids aren’t allowed inside, according to police sources.
When security guards who had seen Osby with the girl earlier spotted the grandmother alone in the casino, they became suspicious and went looking for the woman’s car.
They found the granddaughter, identified by relatives as Jordan, trapped inside the unheated vehicle about 11 a.m. and called the cops, officials said. Temperatures were hovering just below freezing.
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Osby returned to her vehicle about an hour later and claimed she had just gone inside to cash a check — but police sources said she was playing the slot machines.
She was arrested for acting in a manner injurious to a child, police said.
Little Jordan, who was unharmed, was reunited with her mother Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The girl and her mother live with Osby on Madison St. in Bushwick, Brooklyn, according to Osby’s husband.
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“I can’t imagine anything bad about her,” said one of Osby’s shocked neighbors, who declined to give her name.
The neighbor said Osby’s family was the friendliest on the block and the only family to invite her over when she moved to the area a couple of years ago.
Earlier Saturday, a 3-year-old boy was found alone wandering the streets of Harlem while his mother’s boyfriend was out buying a last-minute Valentine bouquet.
The boy, spotted by an NYPD traffic enforcement agent near W. 146th St. and St. Nicholas Ave. about 9:30 a.m., was taken to Harlem Hospital for observation. He was not injured, cops said.
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Victor Streety, 31, admitted leaving the boy unattended sleeping in their apartment while his girlfriend was at work. He said he went out to buy her Valentine’s Day flowers, only to return and find the boy gone.
Streety was charged with abandonment of a child, police said.
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[h=1]Brooklyn grandma abandons 5-year-old granddaughter in car to gamble at Queens casino: cops[/h][h=2]Renee Osby, 56, told police that she went into the casino to cash a check, but cops weren't buying it after they waited with her granddaughter for more than an hour. The Bushwick grandma was arrested for acting in a manner injurious to a child, police said.[/h] BY Maria Villasenor , Thomas Tracy , Barry Paddock , Rocco Parascandola
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Published: Saturday, February 14, 2015, 5:13 PM
Updated: Sunday, February 15, 2015, 12:48 AM
She dealt her 5-year-old granddaughter a cold hand. A heartless grandma was busted Saturday for allegedly abandoning the little girl in a vehicle for more than an hour while she played the slots at a Queens casino.
Renee Osby, 56, first tried to bring her granddaughter with her into the Resorts World Casino in South Ozone Park but was turned away because kids aren’t allowed inside, according to police sources.
When security guards who had seen Osby with the girl earlier spotted the grandmother alone in the casino, they became suspicious and went looking for the woman’s car.
They found the granddaughter, identified by relatives as Jordan, trapped inside the unheated vehicle about 11 a.m. and called the cops, officials said. Temperatures were hovering just below freezing.
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Osby returned to her vehicle about an hour later and claimed she had just gone inside to cash a check — but police sources said she was playing the slot machines.
She was arrested for acting in a manner injurious to a child, police said.
Little Jordan, who was unharmed, was reunited with her mother Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The girl and her mother live with Osby on Madison St. in Bushwick, Brooklyn, according to Osby’s husband.
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“I can’t imagine anything bad about her,” said one of Osby’s shocked neighbors, who declined to give her name.
The neighbor said Osby’s family was the friendliest on the block and the only family to invite her over when she moved to the area a couple of years ago.
Earlier Saturday, a 3-year-old boy was found alone wandering the streets of Harlem while his mother’s boyfriend was out buying a last-minute Valentine bouquet.
The boy, spotted by an NYPD traffic enforcement agent near W. 146th St. and St. Nicholas Ave. about 9:30 a.m., was taken to Harlem Hospital for observation. He was not injured, cops said.
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Victor Streety, 31, admitted leaving the boy unattended sleeping in their apartment while his girlfriend was at work. He said he went out to buy her Valentine’s Day flowers, only to return and find the boy gone.
Streety was charged with abandonment of a child, police said.
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Police: Child Left In Vehicle Outside Bucks County Casino
March 10, 2015 9:15 PM
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BENSALEM, Pa., (CBS) – Bensalem Police say they have arrested a Philadelphia man for allegedly leaving his seven-year-old child alone in a vehicle in the parking lot of Parx Casino.
At about 6:27 p.m. Tuesday, Bensalem Police say they arrested 32-year-old Bryan Bolds.
Police say it was learned that the child was left unattended for nearly three hours while Bolds allegedly was inside playing blackjack.
According to police, they arrived on scene after a passer-by reportedly heard the child crying and yelling for his father.
Police say they transported the child back to police headquarters and later, with the help of the Pennsylvania State Police and Parx Casino Security, took custody of Bolds at a gaming table.
Police say Bolds was arraigned on a misdemeanor charge of Endangering the Welfare of a Child
Police: Child Left In Vehicle Outside Bucks County Casino
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BENSALEM, Pa., (CBS) – Bensalem Police say they have arrested a Philadelphia man for allegedly leaving his seven-year-old child alone in a vehicle in the parking lot of Parx Casino.
At about 6:27 p.m. Tuesday, Bensalem Police say they arrested 32-year-old Bryan Bolds.
Police say it was learned that the child was left unattended for nearly three hours while Bolds allegedly was inside playing blackjack.
According to police, they arrived on scene after a passer-by reportedly heard the child crying and yelling for his father.
Police say they transported the child back to police headquarters and later, with the help of the Pennsylvania State Police and Parx Casino Security, took custody of Bolds at a gaming table.
Police say Bolds was arraigned on a misdemeanor charge of Endangering the Welfare of a Child
http://www.abc17news.com/missouri-n...in-vehicle-while-woman-was-at-casino/36404480
[h=1]Police: Toddler left in vehicle while woman was at casino[/h]<!--sub headline-->[h=2]Police say woman left toddler alone in vehicle while she was at St. Louis casino[/h]
POSTED: 04:54 PM CST Nov 12, 2015 ST. LOUIS (AP) — A woman has been arrested in St. Louis after allegedly leaving her 2-year-old daughter in a vehicle while she was inside a casino.
Police say a security guard discovered the child alone inside the vehicle Wednesday afternoon at a garage at Lumiere Casino. Authorities say the car had been in the garage for 34 minutes by then.
The 36-year-old mother returned to the car nearly an hour later and was arrested. The child was released to the custody of a grandparent.
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POSTED: 04:54 PM CST Nov 12, 2015 ST. LOUIS (AP) — A woman has been arrested in St. Louis after allegedly leaving her 2-year-old daughter in a vehicle while she was inside a casino.
Police say a security guard discovered the child alone inside the vehicle Wednesday afternoon at a garage at Lumiere Casino. Authorities say the car had been in the garage for 34 minutes by then.
The 36-year-old mother returned to the car nearly an hour later and was arrested. The child was released to the custody of a grandparent.
http://abc7ny.com/news/police-children-left-in-cold-car-while-parents-gambled-at-casino/1205686/
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READING, Pa. --
A Reading, Pennsylvania, couple is accused of gambling with their children's well-being, leaving them locked in a cold car so they could gamble.
The car was parked at the Sands Casino in Bethlehem overnight on Monday when temperatures dipped to 11 degrees, police say.
Enrique Garcia and his wife Frances face misdemeanor charges.
They are free on bail.
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Police: Children left in cold car while parents gambled at casino
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READING, Pa. --
A Reading, Pennsylvania, couple is accused of gambling with their children's well-being, leaving them locked in a cold car so they could gamble.
The car was parked at the Sands Casino in Bethlehem overnight on Monday when temperatures dipped to 11 degrees, police say.
Enrique Garcia and his wife Frances face misdemeanor charges.
They are free on bail.
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Man accused of leaving kids in car, gambling in casino
DETROIT (AP) — Authorities say a father has been charged in connection with leaving his infant and toddler sons locked in a car in a Detroit casino parking structure while he gambled inside.
Twenty-five-year-old Montez Sistrunk of Ypsilanti was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on two counts of second-degree child abuse. He was issued a $75,000 bond and his next hearing set for Sept. 13.
Detroit police say officers were called to the MotorCity Casino parking garage Monday morning after the 5-month-old and 2-year-old boys were found by an employee and rescued by a security guard. Prosecutors say the children, who weren't hurt, had been left for about an hour.
It wasn't immediately clear if Sistrunk has an attorney.
The Detroit News reports the children are now with their mother. Child Protective Services is investigating
Man accused of leaving kids in car, gambling in casino
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DETROIT (AP) — Authorities say a father has been charged in connection with leaving his infant and toddler sons locked in a car in a Detroit casino parking structure while he gambled inside.
Twenty-five-year-old Montez Sistrunk of Ypsilanti was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on two counts of second-degree child abuse. He was issued a $75,000 bond and his next hearing set for Sept. 13.
Detroit police say officers were called to the MotorCity Casino parking garage Monday morning after the 5-month-old and 2-year-old boys were found by an employee and rescued by a security guard. Prosecutors say the children, who weren't hurt, had been left for about an hour.
It wasn't immediately clear if Sistrunk has an attorney.
The Detroit News reports the children are now with their mother. Child Protective Services is investigating
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Takeshia Stanton
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MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee woman has been charged for leaving five kids in her car for hours while she went gambling.
27-year-old Takeshia Stanton faces five charges:
A witness said he went to the casino around 4:30 p.m. when he saw a vehicle with kids inside parked a few spots away from him. When he went back to his car around two hours later, he saw the same kids inside the vehicle without an adult. The witness alerted security.
When officers arrived around 6:30 p.m., they spoke with security who said there was a vehicle on the second level of the parking garage and that the witness previously told the security supervisor that there have been children alone in the car for approximately two hours.
Officers went up the car and saw two 6-year-olds, an 8-year-old, and a 13-year-old holding a 2-month-old in their arms. The children were wearing swimsuits in the vehicle.
According to the criminal complaint, officers reported that the keys were found in the ignition, the air conditioning was turned off, trash was throughout the vehicle — including bottles of engine oil, antifreeze, and a bottle of alcohol. A folded envelope was wedged between the door and the glass, keeping the windows from being let down. Officers noticed the smell of gasoline and dirty diapers coming from inside the vehicle.
The outside temperature at the time officers arrived was 80 degrees.
The complaint says police found Stanton at a Spanish 21 table in the casino at around 7 p.m.
Stanton told police she came to the casino two hours ago and that her mother rented a hotel room in the facility and was supposed to pick up the children so she could gamble. Stanton said that the children were left in the car so that she could use the bathroom and her mother was supposed to pick up the children. Stanton did not know her mother’s room number at the hotel and when officers asked the hotel, no room was reserved for under her mother’s name.
Stanton then told officers that she arrived at the casino around 3:00pm and went to the bathroom. After using the restroom, she went to the Spanish 21 table and remained there until officers approached her.
According to the criminal complaint, Stanton said she gambles four to five times per week and had two shots of alcohol.
Three of the children were placed in the care of their father. The other two children were placed with their mother, who said she and Stanton regularly care for each other’s children.
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MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee woman has been charged for leaving five kids in her car for hours while she went gambling.
27-year-old Takeshia Stanton faces five charges:
- Neglecting a child – specified harm did not occur and child under 6 years of age
- Neglecting a child – specified harm did not occur (four counts)
A witness said he went to the casino around 4:30 p.m. when he saw a vehicle with kids inside parked a few spots away from him. When he went back to his car around two hours later, he saw the same kids inside the vehicle without an adult. The witness alerted security.
When officers arrived around 6:30 p.m., they spoke with security who said there was a vehicle on the second level of the parking garage and that the witness previously told the security supervisor that there have been children alone in the car for approximately two hours.
Officers went up the car and saw two 6-year-olds, an 8-year-old, and a 13-year-old holding a 2-month-old in their arms. The children were wearing swimsuits in the vehicle.
According to the criminal complaint, officers reported that the keys were found in the ignition, the air conditioning was turned off, trash was throughout the vehicle — including bottles of engine oil, antifreeze, and a bottle of alcohol. A folded envelope was wedged between the door and the glass, keeping the windows from being let down. Officers noticed the smell of gasoline and dirty diapers coming from inside the vehicle.
The outside temperature at the time officers arrived was 80 degrees.
The complaint says police found Stanton at a Spanish 21 table in the casino at around 7 p.m.
Stanton told police she came to the casino two hours ago and that her mother rented a hotel room in the facility and was supposed to pick up the children so she could gamble. Stanton said that the children were left in the car so that she could use the bathroom and her mother was supposed to pick up the children. Stanton did not know her mother’s room number at the hotel and when officers asked the hotel, no room was reserved for under her mother’s name.
Stanton then told officers that she arrived at the casino around 3:00pm and went to the bathroom. After using the restroom, she went to the Spanish 21 table and remained there until officers approached her.
According to the criminal complaint, Stanton said she gambles four to five times per week and had two shots of alcohol.
Three of the children were placed in the care of their father. The other two children were placed with their mother, who said she and Stanton regularly care for each other’s children.
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LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) – Police have charged a man they say left his 4-year-old daughter locked inside his car for more than half an hour while he was inside a Rhode Island casino.
Jose Funes, of Cumberland, faces a charge of child neglect.
Lincoln police responded to the Twin River Casino last weekend after security personnel found the girl crying inside a car in the parking lot.
They opened the car and cared for the girl.
They estimate she was in the car for 30 to 40 minutes when the temperature outside was 36 degrees.
Police say when they found the 27-year-old Funes inside the casino he appeared to be intoxicated. The child’s mother came and picked up the child and the case was referred to state child welfare officials.
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LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) – Police have charged a man they say left his 4-year-old daughter locked inside his car for more than half an hour while he was inside a Rhode Island casino.
Jose Funes, of Cumberland, faces a charge of child neglect.
Lincoln police responded to the Twin River Casino last weekend after security personnel found the girl crying inside a car in the parking lot.
They opened the car and cared for the girl.
They estimate she was in the car for 30 to 40 minutes when the temperature outside was 36 degrees.
Police say when they found the 27-year-old Funes inside the casino he appeared to be intoxicated. The child’s mother came and picked up the child and the case was referred to state child welfare officials.
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LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) — A Rhode Island father who wanted to gamble at a Rhode Island casino has been charged with leaving his 3-year-old autistic son alone outside in a car while he placed bets.
The Rhode Island State Police said 38-year-old Mitchell Cuevas of Providence was arrested and charged Saturday with cruelty to or neglect of a child, and obstructing an officer in the execution of duty.
Patrons of the Twin River Casino alerted the State Police Gaming Enforcement Unit they saw the child abandoned in a vehicle parked in the casino hotel lot. Police said the child had been left unattended in the locked vehicle with no heat, in 35-degree weather, for approximately a half hour.
After locating Cuevas, who was placing bets at the casino's sports book, police said the father provided the officers with false information about the identity of the child and the child's mother. After the boy had been positively identified, the Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth and Families was notified and the child was turned over to his mother.
Cuevas was released on a $2,000 bail. It's unclear if he has obtained an attorney.
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LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) — A Rhode Island father who wanted to gamble at a Rhode Island casino has been charged with leaving his 3-year-old autistic son alone outside in a car while he placed bets.
The Rhode Island State Police said 38-year-old Mitchell Cuevas of Providence was arrested and charged Saturday with cruelty to or neglect of a child, and obstructing an officer in the execution of duty.
Patrons of the Twin River Casino alerted the State Police Gaming Enforcement Unit they saw the child abandoned in a vehicle parked in the casino hotel lot. Police said the child had been left unattended in the locked vehicle with no heat, in 35-degree weather, for approximately a half hour.
After locating Cuevas, who was placing bets at the casino's sports book, police said the father provided the officers with false information about the identity of the child and the child's mother. After the boy had been positively identified, the Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth and Families was notified and the child was turned over to his mother.
Cuevas was released on a $2,000 bail. It's unclear if he has obtained an attorney.
