I'm gonna be honest with you. That's the
worst house that that day. That was the
worst house I ever walked into. It's a
little On December 21st, 2023, officers
were dispatched to a residence where six
children lived following the findings of
an
investigation. Upon arrival, the home
was found to be in hazardous condition.
There was a significant accumulation of
trash and rotting food throughout the
residence with a strong odor of animal
urine and feces present. Multiple
animals were living inside the home,
contributing to unsanitary conditions.
The floors were covered in debris, and
there were no clean or safe sleeping
areas for the children. Due to the
unsafe and uninhabitable environment,
child welfare authorities made the
decision to remove all six children from
the home.
What's that? No, you're good.
concerned what you see.
Come on.
I can't come inside. So, you need to
bring the kids to the door. Guys, come
here. I need you to get their coats. Get
their dressed in their coats. Baby, put
that dog up first so he doesn't run
outside. Dear, come here.
Come. I need your smell. You smell in
the side. Come. You need to come this
way. Come on, buddy. Zip up your
coat. Come.
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You have to go to the hospital. I have
to take all of y'all to the hospital.
Just got to get you guys checked out.
Make sure everybody's okay.
Um I should, but they told me that the
warden say it's not safe for us to go
inside cuz my supervisor got sick
yesterday. Oh, yeah. I mean, I'm I'm
going to have to go in to see the
animals so I can get Hey, Kim. These are
the paperwork. Court is tomorrow.
Come on, Lou. I need you to come and
help get the children in the car. Kim,
okay. Where's the baby? I need the baby
to be She's in the bedroom. I need you
to get a a winter suit thing on on her.
You don't have a mask or anything, do
you? I do. I'm going to get you one.
Thank you. I'm going to get
Yep.
Thank you. I'm so sorry.
Where's the other Where's your other
child at, dear? This is him. Okay, this
is it. He's I only have six children.
Only six. All right. Yep. One, two, and
you guys are doing this while their
dad's not here
again. Come on out, buddy. Sister
bottle, please. And I'll um
Hey, do you uh do you still need me over
here, dear?
Uh, no. I mean, you're all right. She's
fine. Okay. I'm all right. All right.
I'm going to head out then.
Approximately one month after the
children were removed from the home,
authorities gathered sufficient evidence
to obtain arrest warrants for both
parents.
Yeah, she's in here. Bagger.
Police. Come to the front door.
How you doing, dear? Hi. What's your
name? Kimberly. Kimberly, is your
husband home? Michael? No, he is at work
still. Okay, Kimberly, go ahead. Step
out for me. Okay. You're currently under
arrest. What I do? Don't stick your head
in.
You have a warrant out for your arrest.
For what? For child in
danger. Put your hands together.
So, Michael's not in the house. No.
Okay. You don't care if we check the
house. Make sure Michael's not in there.
Yeah, you can check her out. All right.
My mother-in-law is here. That's fine.
We'll call her out beforehand.
Mhm.
Hey, 16. You can come to the front door.
Hey, ma'am. What is your mother? She's
in the back bedroom. Okay.
Put you in a car over here real quick,
dear. We'll get you some shoes.
Stop breaching. What is in your pocket?
My vape. I was going to put it down, but
you have anything illegal on you? I'm
going to find in this search. No,
I haven't done anything illegal in a
while.
You have anything in your pockets? No.
[Applause]
Take back here.
Where does Michael work at? He works it
where
drive
drive.
Okay. All right. I'll be right back with
you.
He's at work. Okay. Perfect.
West's on the phone with him right now.
She got a
Hello. Stop. Yes, sir.
Hey, where are you at, sir?
Okay. And you're coming back home? Yes,
sir. Okay. Uh, I'm going to be honest
with you, sir. We have a warrant for you
and your wife's arrests.
What? Yes. For child endangering. So, it
would behoove you very much to
cooperate.
Okay. Okay. Are you going to come back
over here to Silvin? Is that way you can
leave the car here? Yeah, I'm going to
get picked up. Picked up from where? Uh
drive.
Drive. Yeah. Okay. What's the address on
drive? Um how long it will be till you
get there?
Um 25 half hour. 25 minutes to half
hour. What's his phone number? What's
your phone number, sir?
All right. Thank you, sir. We will
probably have an officer meet you there
to transport you to Summit County Jail.
We appreciate your cooperation.
Can I ask you a quick question real
quick? Absolutely, sir. What's going on?
Why do we have a warrant for arrest? Uh
for six counts of child endangering.
Okay.
We've been going through the CSB case
for about
uh since the beginning of January about
the end of December. Right. Well, the
children's services case is completely
separate from the criminal
investigation.
Huh? I said the children services case
is completely separate from the criminal
investigation.
You will grab her a pair of shoes. You
don't have Yeah. You Yes. Okay.
Actually, I'll grab a pair of shoes.
Just remember that's You haven't gone
in. Grab the Just let him grab the pair
of shoes. All right. Uh I guess I'll see
you guys in the shop. Uh, let me call my
boss. I don't know what's going on.
Okay. Thank you, sir. What's her name?
Kaitlyn. Uh, Kimberly. Kimberly. I
apologize. Where's a Where's a pair of
shoes for her, dear?
She's going to be uh going to the jail,
unfortunately.
Yeah, it's still bad. Nope, that's not
cuz I walked in there. Yeah, I know.
It's still bad. The roaches didn't hide.
Yeah, it ain't that big of a deal.
She'll be out tomorrow.
Yeah, she'll be arraigned. She'll have
her day in court, dear. No reason to get
all worked up over. She'll literally be
out. Oh god. Seeping seeping out in the
air.
Yes, ma'am.
You're a stronger man than
I. I've already I
search. Um, let me see if I can shoot
her.
[Applause]
No, you're good. You're good. 32.
Yeah. This I'll be in route to Mo and
Home to pick up the other half.
All right, J. I'm going to transfer over
to my car over here.
[Applause]
Go take a
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seat. All right, dear. Yeah, let me turn
this light
on. That light doesn't work.
So, all right, dear. What I'm going to
do your rights. All right. Right now,
you are under arrest before I can talk
to you.
Okay. Having these rights in mind,
you're willing to talk to me about why
you're under arrest tonight? I don't
even know why I put your list. So, it's
a six count of child endangering. I was
actually uh the original officer that
responded out here with children
services when they were removed from the
home. Do you remember me now? Yeah.
Okay. Um I mean, do you understand why
the children were removed from the home
in the first place? Yes. I mean, how did
how did how did it get that bad? How did
How did the mess, the animals, the I
mean, I'm gonna be honest with you.
That's the worst house that that day.
That was the worst house I ever walked
into. It's a little cleaner now. That's
the worst house I ever walked into that
had people living in it. How did How
does it get like that?
And I was the only one doing anything.
Okay. So, you didn't have any
help? Okay.
He works too much, so I didn't have any
help.
Did you Did you at any point like look
around the house and go, "This is a
problem. These living conditions are not
okay." Yeah, we finally got the basement
fixed.
Yeah. Well, I'm talking I mean, the kids
being removed, I know that was a wakeup
call. Can we both agree that was kind of
a wakeup call? But before that, did you
ever look around and go, "Something here
has to change. My children shouldn't
live in this kind of filth right now."
Yeah.
Why? Why didn't you change it, dear?
I
mean, be honest with me here. This is
just do you when the children were
removed from the home, do you think that
was the right choice? Yes.
You don't think that the living
conditions were
suitable and you just I mean you would
you say you were kind of at a loss of
what to do with everything? Yeah. You're
saying Mike wasn't helping you out? No,
he works too much. Works too
much. I got you. He's still working,
right? Is that Is that your mom or is
that his mom? That's his mom. That's his
mom. Does she help out at all with the
kids or anything? She watches the kids
every now and then, Mhm. but she's up in
her 60s. I
gotcha. All right, dear.
Well, yeah. So, I mean, that's that's
why you're being arrested. This the
state of that home that the children
were in, it rises to the level of
criminality. I mean, the kids shouldn't
have to suffer. All right. Um, there's
going to be a uh prisoner wagon that's
going to come. They're going to take you
to county. They'll book you in. You'll
be arraigned tomorrow. That's where
they're set bail and everything like
that. Um, supposed to see the kids
tomorrow.
This is all stuff that they can work
with you and everything like that.
That's what CSB is there
for. Thank you.
As mentioned, the woman and her husband
have been charged with six counts of
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