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02.02.
Proud Parents: In The News
A Missouri mother has been charged with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly giving her 13-year-old daughter methamphetamine several times over the summer.
Anne Lampe, 34, of Springfield, told police she might have smoked meth with her daughter five or six times between May 1 and September 30 to help the girl ease the pain from tendonitis.
According to court documents, the teen told investigators her mother gave her the drug more times than she could remember.
Prosecutors say Lampe told police she knew it was wrong to give the 13-year-old meth, but she did it because the girl would ‘throw a fit’ if she didn’t get it.
The 13-year-old said she would either smoke meth, snort it or ‘hot rail’ it, which entails using a glass pipe to inhale the smoke.
According to officials, the first time Lampe smoked drugs with her daughter was in her car. The second was in the woman’s home on East Walnut Street, the Springfield News Leader reported.
Besides meth, investigators say Lampe supplied her child with prescription drugs. including alprazolam and hydrocodone.
18 Comments02.01.
Proud Parents: In The News
Pictured above is 47 year old William Todd Lewallen, of Tulsa. Charged with child neglect, police arrived at his door after receiving a call from a neighbour that found his young daughter outside of the house crying, naked and cold. When William didn’t answer the door, the neighbour brought the child back to his house and called the police. What happened next is even worse.
Upon forcefully entering the home, they found the cage pictured above with an 18 month old baby inside, covered in her own feces. Moving through the home they found a 3 year old sleeping in another room with their father, William, who passed out from a drug and alcohol induced stupor. Click here for the full story..
03.15.
Proud Parents: IN THE NEWS
What’s worse than getting arrested for stealing a vehicle? Doing so while you left your 1 and 2 year old at home alone. That’s the story of Ashley N. May, who decided helping her friend Robert steal a Jeep was more important than looking after her own children. Click here for the full news story..