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May 15th, 2009, 07:54 PM
OMAHA, Neb. -- A woman has been charged with child neglect and abuse in connection to a crash week ago in which the child was ejected form the vehicle.
Police said Mima Inchin, 22, was holding the car seat that was holding 3-month-old Rafael Angel-Flores when their truck was hit in the intersection of 28th and Farnam streets by a car that ran a red light. Angel-Flores was ejected form the truck but suffered no serious injuries.
The driver of the car that ran the light, 26-year-old Caronda Moore, was ticketed for violating a traffic signal.
Moore was treated at Creighton University Medical Center for minor injuries. Police said alcohol and speed were not factors.
http://www.ketv.com/news/19472608/detail.html
New developments Friday in local breaking news first reported by Channel 6 News Thursday, May 7th. In a car-truck crash, an infant strapped in a car seat went flying out of the truck and landed on the pavement. The mother is now charged.
Investigators say Mima Inchin, 22-years-old, was holding the car seat with 3-month-old Rafael Angel-Flores in it. When the truck collided with a car that had run a red light, Inchin couldn't hold on to the seat and it went flying. There were six people in the 3-passenger pickup: 2 adults, 2 elementary school students and two infants.
Only a chain-link fence kept the car seat from going over a railing and down to the pavement on I-480 below. The infant was not hurt.
The mother is now ticketed for child abuse (neglect).
The driver who ran the red light, 26-year-old Caronda Moore, was also ticketed.
http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/45102487.html
Police said Mima Inchin, 22, was holding the car seat that was holding 3-month-old Rafael Angel-Flores when their truck was hit in the intersection of 28th and Farnam streets by a car that ran a red light. Angel-Flores was ejected form the truck but suffered no serious injuries.
The driver of the car that ran the light, 26-year-old Caronda Moore, was ticketed for violating a traffic signal.
Moore was treated at Creighton University Medical Center for minor injuries. Police said alcohol and speed were not factors.
http://www.ketv.com/news/19472608/detail.html
New developments Friday in local breaking news first reported by Channel 6 News Thursday, May 7th. In a car-truck crash, an infant strapped in a car seat went flying out of the truck and landed on the pavement. The mother is now charged.
Investigators say Mima Inchin, 22-years-old, was holding the car seat with 3-month-old Rafael Angel-Flores in it. When the truck collided with a car that had run a red light, Inchin couldn't hold on to the seat and it went flying. There were six people in the 3-passenger pickup: 2 adults, 2 elementary school students and two infants.
Only a chain-link fence kept the car seat from going over a railing and down to the pavement on I-480 below. The infant was not hurt.
The mother is now ticketed for child abuse (neglect).
The driver who ran the red light, 26-year-old Caronda Moore, was also ticketed.
http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/45102487.html