Kimberly Bean Jail Booking Report
Fort Pierce, Florida (The Weekly Vice) -- Kimberly S. Bean, a 44-year-old Florida woman was arrested Monday on child neglect charges after deputies find a child living among pot plants, drug needles, trash, feces and syringes.
According to the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office, deputies initially arrested Bean and others after finding pot plants growing at her home. She was also arrested on charges of larceny, obstruction of justice and dealing in stolen property.
Investigators say they also found hypodermic needles littered throughout the home. A pot plant was growing on the front porch and the floors were covered with dirty clothes, trash and feces.
Bean reportedly admitted that she and her boyfriend used the syringes to inject some of the drugs used at the home.
Bean was booked into the St. Lucie County Jail on charges of child neglect, marijuana producing, marijuana possession, possession of narcotics equipment, resisting arrest and providing a false statement for public aid. Bond for 5 of the charges was set at $9,000.
Danny Vice
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5 comments:
Danny, drug needles are syringes, yes?
yes, no, well kind of. they are two pieces of a whole thing and evidently cops found the pieces laying around. =)
This happened in Florida after all so why am I NOT surprised!!
I hope the child is safe now!!
Shes a pillhead and her boyfriend is too. What losers and poor kaylie! I hope she's happy living with her dad or grandparents. Xoxo kaylie!!!
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