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A woman was arrested earlier this week after her 19-month-old son was found wearing only a soiled diaper that was covered in roaches while wandering the neighborhood near the family’s home in Pelican Bay, police said.

Tiffany Jenkins, 24, was arrested Thursday on a charge of abandoning or endangering a child, a second-degree felony, Assistant Chief Stephen Combs of the Pelican Bay Police Department said Friday.
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Combs said a woman driving through the neighborhood Monday saw something along the road. As she got closer, she realized it was a child.

There were no adults in sight and she did not know where the child lived, so she took the child to the police station.

Officers later determined that the child was found about 250 feet from his family’s mobile home on Sheri Lane North, Combs said.

At the police station, officers witnessed live cockroaches rushing out of the boy’s soiled diaper, which was his only garment.

“He was covered in dirt and feces, with roaches coming out of his diaper,” Combs said. “It broke the hearts of all my officers.”

Combs added: “We never received a 911 call or a call for service from anyone saying someone’s child was missing. But 30 minutes later, the mother showed up and said she was claiming her child.”

The woman told police she has four kids. She said one of the children injured a foot, and she went inside to attend to that child and left the 19-month-old in the yard.

Combs said Sheri Lane North is a dangerous road on which people are frequently ticketed for going 15 mph over the 20 mph speed limit.

Despite the child’s condition, he was a “bundle of joy,” Combs said.

“He was a great kid. Children are resilient. They just don’t know.”
http://www.star-telegram.com/2013/12/20/5435884/woman-arrested-after-baby-found.html
Shirley Cole was driving northbound in the 1400 block of Sherry Lane on Monday at 3 p.m. when she spotted the child.

“My son said did you see the baby I was like ‘no’ and then when I looked at my rear view mirror I saw the baby,” said Cole, who lives in the area. “I was like ‘where is the mom?’ That’s all I could say… where is the mom?”
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Cole said what truly upset her was the abhorrent condition she found the baby in.

“The baby, when he was brought to the police station, had live cockroaches coming out of his diapers and crawling on his body,” said Pelican Bay Assistant Chief of Police Stephen Combs. “The people that brought him into the police department had to clean out their car because of the live and dead cockroaches. He had feces on his face; he was extremely dirty. It was a pathetic sight.”

Police said there was a pile of dead cockroaches left to clean up at the station.
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Combs said the little boy had some scrapes on his hands and knees but he was in good spirits considering his plight.

Around 3:30 pm, the baby’s mother, identified as 23-year-old Tiffany Jenkins, walked into the station and asked if anyone had found her baby. Investigators said Jenkins told them she was out in the front yard with her three other children when one of them hurt their foot.

She said she took the other kids into the house but somehow forgot about the toddler. The baby was 250 feet from the home. Jenkins also told police that she’s addicted to painkillers and had taken Vicodin at the time. Jenkins was arrested and charged with Endangering a child, a second degree felony. Her husband, who also lives at the residence, was at work at the time of the incident and is not facing charges.
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“No baby should be in the middle of the road,” explained Cole who said she was just following her maternal instinct. “I’m not a hero. I’m just looking out for a baby.”
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2013/12/20/good-samaritan-finds-filth-covered-baby-on-sherry-lane/
Child Protective Services removed the other three children — ages 9 weeks, 3 years, and 5 years — from the home and has placed them with grandparents.

Agents with CPS were forced to shake cockroaches and maggots off their clothing when leaving the residence, according to Combs.
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2013/12/20/baby-found-covered-in-cockroaches-crawling-across-busy-street/
 
Her husband, who also lives at the residence, was at work at the time of the incident and is not facing charges.

He lived in the house, was OBVIOUSLY aware of the conditions under which these poor kids were living, yet he is NOT facing charges?? WTF?!
 
Agents with CPS were forced to shake cockroaches and maggots off their clothing when leaving the residence, according to Combs.

Disgusting. She also has a 9 week old and is addicted to vicodin?

I thought maggots were a problem in hot weather? Eew I can not imagine the conditions in that house for there to be maggots there.

He lived in the house, was OBVIOUSLY aware of the conditions under which these poor kids were living, yet he is NOT facing charges?? WTF?!

If he works full time or more than full time and depending on what his job is I'm not sure he should face the same charges.
 
I'm as mad, disgusted and sick over how those poor kids were forced to live; I hope the kids are taken away before roaches start snacking on the baby. Yes, roaches do indeed bite.
Now, having said that...DAMN you for the roaches:mad:! I'm phobic:eek:. Not just scared of them:wideyed:; not just disgusted:yuck:...PHOBIC with a capital F:meh:. I read that damn story:vomit: and hopped up from the sofa and shook my clothes:eek:! I could just imagine millions of itty bitty roach legs running up my legs:vomit: and maybe dropping on me from the ceiling:dead:. Thanks a whole fucking lot:banghead:! You may expect to hear from my attorneys:greedy:; I may sue for intentional infliction of emotional distress.:smug:
 
If he works full time or more than full time and depending on what his job is I'm not sure he should face the same charges.

Perhaps not the same charges, but to face ZERO charges? Even if he's not the father of the children, he still bears some responsibility for allowing these children to continue living in utter filth.
 
I've seen some nasty ass houses (my aunt, you just couldn't even imagine) but I don't think I've heard of one so filthy that even the roaches were hitching rides out of it!
 
I think they were manipulating his legs , inside the diaper, to high tail it outta there. I am curious about the amount of cockroaches. If they (the LE) were really thinking, they would have preserved the evidence. (from the diaper, the rescuers car, the station) And then dumped the whole shebang at court for the judge and jury. In a jar of course. But the maggots. Holy hell, I cant do maggots.
 
Yeah, maggots are just beyond the pale. My stomach is kinda shaky tonight anyway, Mr. Cubby's brother just got back from Afghanistan and they went partying last night, and so he is paying for it now, he's in the bathroom puking his guts up, one day he's gonna remember that he's too old for that shit now. LOL
 
Man, I can't find any animated GIFs to repost, of squirming maggots, or scurrying cockroach infestations, to skeeve y'all out.

Oh well. I suppose this story has done enough on its own, on that front.
 
The only thing wrong with that is that I couldn't stop looking at it until I figure out just what I was looking at, and then I gagged. Thank you ever so much!
 
The only thing wrong with that is that I couldn't stop looking at it until I figure out just what I was looking at, and then I gagged. Thank you ever so much!

:dead::dead::dead::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: you're welcome
 
I don't understand how maggots got on the people? I mean I can see roaches, but maggots? They slitther, semi slowly.
 
Perhaps not the same charges, but to face ZERO charges? Even if he's not the father of the children, he still bears some responsibility for allowing these children to continue living in utter filth.

I don't understand why people living in the same household with children don't share any of the responsibility. It always falls on the mother.
This case is pretty clear-cut, she was alone with 4 kids and forgot about one. I can see why they hold her responsible. But then again, if she isn't competent to care for the kids, isn't it Daddy's fault for leaving her with them?
 
I don't understand why people living in the same household with children don't share any of the responsibility. It always falls on the mother.
This case is pretty clear-cut, she was alone with 4 kids and forgot about one. I can see why they hold her responsible. But then again, if she isn't competent to care for the kids, isn't it Daddy's fault for leaving her with them?

I'm not even too concerned about her forgetting about one of the kids -- although that certainly is a major parenting fail, especially in front of a busy road -- and by no means should the guy (Daddy or not) be held responsible for her blunder. The thing I find unbelievable is that he's not facing charges related to the atrocious living conditions these kids were subjected to. He knew what was going on, and he either allowed it to continue or turned a blind eye altogether.
 
Teleute, I only brought up that because she was definitely the person in charge when the kid walked away. You're right, the dad in this case should be facing charges too. They sent the kids to live with the grandmother. Was she aware how they were living before? Who knows?
So disgusting.

I'm thinking about many other cases. For instance, the inbreeding case in Australia. Why was it so important to ascertain the biological mothers? The whole clan should be held resposible.
 
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