Be worried about EBT after a kid dies brehettes.
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Kwéyòl
Moon walking seeing moon people
those two boys couldve cured cancer, they could've been teachers or doctors or businessmen
but all she care about is her damn ebt mannn
Naw, that's all (your queen) you playboi
Tommy Knocks
retired
I feel like wearing latex gloves, dipping it in baby powder and slapping her.
I'd just use my boxing training and knock the rest of her teeth out.
then put a nice 45 to her dome!
piece of shyt human being.........
We got queens and we got the total opposite of queens. Just realityNaw, that's all (your queen) you playboi
i didn't post but this week i saw a couple of disturbing news stories involving children
Cops: Mother left baby in car during workout
Staff report
Updated 11:43 am, Thursday, July 16, 2015
Hiroko Kurihara, 46, of 29 Clovelly Road, Stamford, Conn. was charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor and two counts of unattended child left in a car. Kurihara allegedly left a child in the car while working out at a Norwalk gym for approximately one hour in the morning and again for approximately thirty minutes at midday on July 15, 2015. Photo: Norwalk Police Dept. / Contributed Photo
NORWALK — Norwalk Police arrested a Stamford woman Wednesday after they say she twice worked out at a gym while leaving her 4-month-old child unattended in a vehicle.
Hiroko Kurihara, 46, of Clovelly Road in Stamford, is charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor and two counts of leaving an unattended child in a car. Kurihara was held on a $10,000 bond.
Police said they went to a parking garage at 770 Connecticut Avenue in Norwalk at about 12:20 p.m. to investigate a report of a crying infant left alone in a vehicle. Officers found the baby in a Toyota SUV with the windows rolled up, police said.
As officers and Norwalk Fire Department personnel were getting into the SUV, the mother returned to the vehicle, police said.
Kurihara, was arrested at the scene, and police said an investigation revealed that she left the child in the car while working out at the gym for about an hour in the morning and again for about 30 minutes at midday.
The baby was taken to Norwalk Hospital for evaluation and was later released to the father.
Police credited a concerned citizen who heard the baby’s cry and spent several minutes searching for the child. When she found the infant, she alerted police and waited by the vehicle until they arrived.
South Fla. women charged with shoplifting with kids
Christine Aleksin, Jennifer Ingham charged with retail theft, child neglect
Author: Jeff Tavss, Executive Producer
Christine Aleksin (L) and Jennifer Ingham
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. -
Two South Florida women have been arrested after police caught them allegedly shoplifting from a Pompano Beach Walmart with children in tow.
Christine Aleksin, 27, and Jennifer Ingham, 28, were both booked on retail theft and child neglect charges following their Tuesday arrest.
Walmart security at the 2300 W. Atlantic Boulevard location observed the women taking items off the store's shelves and placing them in a shopping cart.
Through the entire sequence, the women were accompanied by three children ages 2 through 7.
Ingham then pushed the cart through the garden center exit while Aleksin remained close behind watching security.
Both women were apprehended in the parking lot.
The total value of the stolen property was reported to be $693.68.
Cops: Mother left baby in car during workout
Staff report
Updated 11:43 am, Thursday, July 16, 2015
Hiroko Kurihara, 46, of 29 Clovelly Road, Stamford, Conn. was charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor and two counts of unattended child left in a car. Kurihara allegedly left a child in the car while working out at a Norwalk gym for approximately one hour in the morning and again for approximately thirty minutes at midday on July 15, 2015. Photo: Norwalk Police Dept. / Contributed Photo
NORWALK — Norwalk Police arrested a Stamford woman Wednesday after they say she twice worked out at a gym while leaving her 4-month-old child unattended in a vehicle.
Hiroko Kurihara, 46, of Clovelly Road in Stamford, is charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor and two counts of leaving an unattended child in a car. Kurihara was held on a $10,000 bond.
Police said they went to a parking garage at 770 Connecticut Avenue in Norwalk at about 12:20 p.m. to investigate a report of a crying infant left alone in a vehicle. Officers found the baby in a Toyota SUV with the windows rolled up, police said.
As officers and Norwalk Fire Department personnel were getting into the SUV, the mother returned to the vehicle, police said.
Kurihara, was arrested at the scene, and police said an investigation revealed that she left the child in the car while working out at the gym for about an hour in the morning and again for about 30 minutes at midday.
The baby was taken to Norwalk Hospital for evaluation and was later released to the father.
Police credited a concerned citizen who heard the baby’s cry and spent several minutes searching for the child. When she found the infant, she alerted police and waited by the vehicle until they arrived.
South Fla. women charged with shoplifting with kids
Christine Aleksin, Jennifer Ingham charged with retail theft, child neglect
Author: Jeff Tavss, Executive Producer
Christine Aleksin (L) and Jennifer Ingham
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. -
Two South Florida women have been arrested after police caught them allegedly shoplifting from a Pompano Beach Walmart with children in tow.
Christine Aleksin, 27, and Jennifer Ingham, 28, were both booked on retail theft and child neglect charges following their Tuesday arrest.
Walmart security at the 2300 W. Atlantic Boulevard location observed the women taking items off the store's shelves and placing them in a shopping cart.
Through the entire sequence, the women were accompanied by three children ages 2 through 7.
Ingham then pushed the cart through the garden center exit while Aleksin remained close behind watching security.
Both women were apprehended in the parking lot.
The total value of the stolen property was reported to be $693.68.
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i didn't post but this week i saw a couple of disturbing news stories involving children
Cops: Mother left baby in car during workout
Staff report
Updated 11:43 am, Thursday, July 16, 2015
Hiroko Kurihara, 46, of 29 Clovelly Road, Stamford, Conn. was charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor and two counts of unattended child left in a car. Kurihara allegedly left a child in the car while working out at a Norwalk gym for approximately one hour in the morning and again for approximately thirty minutes at midday on July 15, 2015. Photo: Norwalk Police Dept. / Contributed Photo
NORWALK — Norwalk Police arrested a Stamford woman Wednesday after they say she twice worked out at a gym while leaving her 4-month-old child unattended in a vehicle.
Hiroko Kurihara, 46, of Clovelly Road in Stamford, is charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor and two counts of leaving an unattended child in a car. Kurihara was held on a $10,000 bond.
Police said they went to a parking garage at 770 Connecticut Avenue in Norwalk at about 12:20 p.m. to investigate a report of a crying infant left alone in a vehicle. Officers found the baby in a Toyota SUV with the windows rolled up, police said.
As officers and Norwalk Fire Department personnel were getting into the SUV, the mother returned to the vehicle, police said.
Kurihara, was arrested at the scene, and police said an investigation revealed that she left the child in the car while working out at the gym for about an hour in the morning and again for about 30 minutes at midday.
The baby was taken to Norwalk Hospital for evaluation and was later released to the father.
Police credited a concerned citizen who heard the baby’s cry and spent several minutes searching for the child. When she found the infant, she alerted police and waited by the vehicle until they arrived.
South Fla. women charged with shoplifting with kids
Christine Aleksin, Jennifer Ingham charged with retail theft, child neglect
Author: Jeff Tavss, Executive Producer
Christine Aleksin (L) and Jennifer Ingham
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. -
Two South Florida women have been arrested after police caught them allegedly shoplifting from a Pompano Beach Walmart with children in tow.
Christine Aleksin, 27, and Jennifer Ingham, 28, were both booked on retail theft and child neglect charges following their Tuesday arrest.
Walmart security at the 2300 W. Atlantic Boulevard location observed the women taking items off the store's shelves and placing them in a shopping cart.
Through the entire sequence, the women were accompanied by three children ages 2 through 7.
Ingham then pushed the cart through the garden center exit while Aleksin remained close behind watching security.
Both women were apprehended in the parking lot.
The total value of the stolen property was reported to be $693.68.
Burn'em all at the stake!
I can't stand people who don't nuture/love/teach/care for there own children.
Just don't have children if its not in you!
agnosticlady
AL loves da kids : )
Disgusting.......I hope she goes to prison and receives the beat down of the year
1970s HeRon Flow
Takin Penitentiary Chances
I don't know why I laughed when she brought up purse and ebt,I guess from not being able to comprehend how some people can really think like that
We got queens and we got the total opposite of queens. Just reality
This aint reality cuzz this the Coli, keep your reality over there
You right lolThis aint reality cuzz this the Coli, keep your reality over there
She is indifferent and cold, she wasn't even shook up in the least bit about their deaths.
shyts disgusting.
I'm saying, you have some people that are literally desperate to have children to love and nurture but some how these disgusting individuals be out here breeding like freaking gerbils!! I will never ever understand how grown ass people can deliberately put their children in harms way or do harmful shyt to them. Ugh this the type of shyt that really piss me off. They all just need to die.