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Haleigh Angier
A 22-year-old Mountain Home woman, who allegedly left toddlers, ages one-and-three-years-old, alone and crying in an apartment, entered a guilty plea to the charges against her in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday.
Haleigh Josephine Angier was sentenced to 10-years probation. Prosecutor David Ethredge said various agencies, including Juvenile Services and the Arkansas Department of Human Services(DHS), had been involved in making the sentencing recommendation for Angier.
Angier and 24-year-old Timothy Jason Burkhart, Jr. both lived in the second floor apartment, and both were charged in the child endangerment case.
They were originally accused of endangering the welfare of the two minor children and possessing drug paraphernalia
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Safe Haven Baby Box unveiled in Jonesboro
Safe Haven Baby Box dedication held in Jonesboro By Hannah Campbell | April 26, 2021 at 9:51 PM CDT - Updated April 26 at 9:51 PM
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - A new way to avoid tragedy while providing parents another option to give up their baby is now available in Jonesboro.
A Safe Haven Baby Box was unveiled at the Jonesboro Fire Station Number 3, 2212 Brazos Street, marking the completion of the around $15,000 project funded by the Knights of Columbus.
The box is ready to be used and designed for parents who might be considering abandoning their baby under 30 days old.