Two women face charges after a toddler was left unattended. Bonds have been set for the pair, with one at $50K and the other at $40K. The charges against them include offenses related to putting a child at risk and interfering with an investigation.
A probe that began in May led to the arrests. The investigation centered on a 2-year-old who was left in a vehicle for an extended period, approximately four hours.
Further details about the incident and the charges are available from the source.
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