Child endangerment

In reviewing Jenkins's criminal history, police noted he was previously convicted of DUI in 2000, 2004 and 2007.

Officers saw a child sitting in a high chair by himself in the dining room area.

Evansville police had advised that Martin was possibly in possession of two stolen guns.

At one point, when Wright exhaled forcefully, the officer smelled the distinct odor of alcoholic beverages.

The child, police observed, appeared to be developmentally disabled.

The victim explained that he and Parker had been arguing over a cell phone, and that argument resulted in Parker telling the man to leave the house.

Conviction of child endangerment with methamphetamine is punishable by up to five years of imprisonment.

The living conditions were photographed and the Wyoming Department of Family Services was notified.

Cady was found to have previously been convicted of a drug-related charge and prior child endangerment.

The victim further told police that Gariety had been violent for years, saying he had caused her to lose her left eye and she had lied to protect him.

Brown, at the prosecution's recommendation, sentenced each Fee and Freudenstein to 30 days in jail.

Officers entered the home and saw Mannarino laying in a bed, with a child on the floor just outside the bedroom watching television.