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Posted: 9:39 AM Oct 8, 2009
Police: Charleston Man Put Beer in Baby's Bottle
A Charleston man is being accused of putting beer into an infant's bottle while baby-sitting the child.
Reporter: The Associated Press Email Address: anna.baxter@wsaz.com |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- A Charleston man is being accused of putting beer into an infant's bottle while baby-sitting the child.
James Michael Williams is charged with felony child neglect creating the risk of injury.
A criminal complaint accuses Williams of putting Natural Ice Light beer into the 11-month-old's bottle on Friday.
Police were unable to determine if the child drank any beer. The baby's mother and Williams' cousin, Ebony Williams, said her child vomited shortly after she took the bottle away.
Williams told police her cousin said he did it as a practical joke, but didn't allow the child to consume any beer.
James Williams has not yet secured an attorney and no phone listing could be found for him.
Latest Comments
Wow, arguing over someone calling you a bean. If you know your not a bean, then why do you care? Anyways, I don't understand how someone could have the heart to give a child alchohol! It pains me to know that this man doesn't have enough common sense to know that he could have killed his child. This is so sad.
first of dont call me stupid. im not the one whos getting all bent out of shape over a post. second off im glad the baby is ok. and theres another way to go about this whole human beans thing. its just as easy to say hope they dont reproduce!!!
Sharon, we're not referring to Scott's post. It was Kayla who had the original misspellings.
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