office and blood was everywhere. she didn t tell me nothing. she had a baby or nothing. i didn t know nothing about it, until the detective told me she had the baby. gail: he said detectives followed the blood trail to their address. detectives tell me she told them that she had the baby in the house and she took the baby and dropped it off in willow bend. gail: police have searched every dumpster. we don t know where baby willow is. there is a time frame we can t account for and we need the public assistance. gail: police are not releasing mother s identity, only to say she s a black female, about 31, 5 4 and slim build. they want to know if you saw the mother at the apartment complex between 10:00 am and 12:15 pm in hopes of finding baby willow. i m going to tell you like the detectives told me, nobody knows but her. concerned about this situation. he doesn t know if he s the father of baby willow, but says they do have three other children together. i check
the sight of an extensive search last night for a newborn baby girl who disappeared shortly after her mother, suzen richardson, gave birth. if she took the baby over there, she was dripping blood all the way through the parking lot and back. reporter: her boyfriend johnnie bryant said there was blood in the home near the complex. there was evidence of child birth in the willow bend parking lot and that s what brought the investigators here. told me i had the baby here, you know, call the ambulance, but she could have called the ambulance herself. reporter: but that s not what she dead. susan richardson hadn t told them exactly what happened to the baby that they re now calling baby willow. they believe she discarded a girl. and this afternoon, they sent her to jail on aggravated child neglect charges. even her own boyfriend, the father of three of her other children, says she wouldn t tell him exactly what happened to baby willow. the doctor told me, says she had a mi
The suspect was arrested in Columbus by the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. Marshal’s Task Force, and booked into the Muscogee County Jail as a fugitive from justice.
Once a year, an emotional celebration is held for those who come to a similar realization and make it on the Wall of Change, selected by a committee for providing the department’s most inspirational success stories of the year. The Wall of Change stories and photos include a first-person account from the honoree and words from their assigned probation coach. The annual ceremony also shows appreciation for the Probation officers and other supporters who sometimes find themselves as the only people who believe in their ability to succeed. Marin Probation’s inspiring ‘Wall of Change’ newcomers honored at special event San Rafael, CA – James Mayberry’s painful childhood and young adult years were the start of a long path toward healing and his second chance at life. He was a young boy when he witnessed his mother's death at the hands of his father.
All formerly unhoused mothers, the Moms are risking arrest to demand that newly elected Supervisor Lena Tam uphold a previous vote for a strong package of permanent tenant protections for renters in the unincorporated areas of Alameda County as the end of the COVID Eviction Moratorium looms. Participants in the sit-in, are calling on all supporters to come to the 5th floor of 1221 Oak Street or outside the county building immediately to support the protest. By Post Staff Moms 4 Housing held a sit-in in the nonviolent civil disobedience tradition of Martin Luther King Jr., to demand that the Alameda County Board of Supervisors uphold their original vote to pass permanent Just Cause eviction protections for the 60,000 tenants living in the unincorporated areas of Alameda County. The Moms are