Smyrna Woman Charged With Negligence
Police say Lisbeth Guzman-Lopez's two- and three-year-old children where found playing in a busy roadway while she was at the store.
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Smyrna police say a 20-year-old Smyrna woman was charged with negligence after she left her two- and three-year-old children unattended while she went to the store.
Officer Michael Smith, Smyrna’s Police Department’s public information officer, said Cobb County police initially responded to a call about children playing in the roadway Tuesday, April 10. When they arrived at Herodian Way off Cobb Parkway, the toddlers were found in the street unsupervised and police realized it was in Smyrna’a jurisdiction. Smyrna police were called to the scene.
“We went to the apartment and nobody was there,” said “She arrived a short time later when she was arrested for leaving the kids unattended.”
Smith said Lisbeth Guzman-Lopez was held in Cobb County Jail until she was released to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Her children, who Smith said were not injured, were released to the Division of Family and Children Services.
Lilshoowddyyy
9:58 pm on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Shes lying . she was working that day . her husband threat her . shes innocent !!!!!!
another comment
7:31 am on Thursday, April 26, 2012
Sounds like you know something Lilshooddyy. Either way she left the children in an unsafe place and they found out she was illegal, not too bright. You don't leave a 2 and 3 year old alone while you go to the store or to work. You also don't leave them with an abusive husband or boyfriend. You take your children and get out.
another comment
7:31 am on Thursday, April 26, 2012
She had these kids at 17 and 18, their are options, Plan B, Abortion and Adoption. She could also try birth control in the first place.
Odds are these were her ticket to avoid deportation. There are plenty of people that I know who would adopt these two poor children and cherish them. They would never think of leaving them alone. Hopefully DFAC's will make them available for Adoption soon, before they get too old.