One Florida The mother was arrested last week after intentionally putting alcohol in her baby’s bottle earlier this month, making the baby sick.
Cecil Bryant, 28, of Pensacola was arrested Friday, November 18, according to affiliated ABC WEAR-TV, and was later charged with aggravated child abuse, according to an arrest report.
Florida woman accused of giving baby watermelon vodka at Halloween party, police report
The newspaper reported that on Tuesday night, November 1, the child in question had a blood alcohol level of 0.142 after a Department of Family and Children’s Services investigator conducted a pre-mortem test. consult law enforcement.
A witness told police she was throwing a Halloween party the night before, when Bryant allegedly offered to make bottles for the kids. After feeding him that night and the next morning, the child is said to have fallen asleep and started vomiting.
The witness, described as a woman, told authorities that the bottle in question smelled like “watermelon liquor”. Then she tasted the contents of the bottle, and certainly noted the taste of Smirnoff watermelon.
The arrest report said the baby became ill and had a blood alcohol level of 0.142 after drinking a bottle of alcohol that Cecil Bryant, 28, intentionally mixed with alcohol: https://t.co/2v2P7eLuaD pic.twitter.com/p6uOojEied
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According to the police report, surveillance cameras in the woman’s living room showed Bryant picking up the bottle and returning from the kitchen “while shaking the liquid in the bottle as if to mix formula.”
Since the mother was released on bail, the nurses discovered that the baby had a blood alcohol level of 0.142
Bryant then gave the bottle to the woman, who began bottle-feeding the baby.
Ultimately, investigators examined the bottle and determined that it “simulated the smell of watermelon liquor,” according to WEAR-TV.
Earlier, the woman took the child to a nearby hospital, where nurses found the child’s blood alcohol level at 0.142 – a dangerous level close to severe toxicity.
Meanwhile, WEAR-TV reports that investigators have determined that Bryant “knowingly and knowingly performed an intentional act that could reasonably be expected to cause bodily harm.” large or permanent injury/disfigurement for [the baby].”
Bryant has since been released from the Escambia County Jail on a $7,500 bond.
The news comes weeks after two other parents in Florida endangered their children in a high-speed shootout.
Last month, Shade room reported on other Florida parents putting their children at risk, after two “crazy” dads are facing attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting each other in the middle of the night. one Florida There was a road rage incident, authorities said, with each man hitting the other’s young daughter in the middle of the conflict.
William Hale, 35, of Georgia, and Frank Allison, 43, a local, shot at each other’s cars with semi-automatic pistols during a high-speed cat-and-mouse chase on Oct. and was only arrested after they pulled and started fighting right on the highway, according to the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office.
Hale’s 5-year-old daughter was shot in the leg and Allison’s 14-year-old daughter was shot in the back, leaving her with a collapsed lung, Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper confirmed during an investigation. Facebook Press Conference.
Bodycam footage was taken from the responding staff and recorded by News4Jax show the consequences of the incident.
