- Cody Hulse, 25, allegedly sold heroin in the hospital room where his daughter had just been born
- Hulse acknowledged selling drugs and had heroin in his pocket in the maternity ward room, police say
- His charges include heroin delivery and endangering the welfare of children
- The heroin found was labelled ‘Final Call’
A Pennsylvania man has been jailed on charges he sold heroin in the hospital maternity ward room where people were visiting his newborn daughter.
Cody Hulse, 25, was arraigned Friday on charges including heroin delivery and endangering the welfare of children.
His child was born mere hours before his Thursday arrest. The heroin that police found was labelled ‘Final Call’.
Cody Hulse, 25, was arrested after he allegedly sold heroin in the hospital maternity ward room where people were visiting his newborn daughter
The heroin found on Hulse was labelled ‘Final Call’. His bond has been set at $100,000
The Tribune-Review reports he declined to comment afterward.
Hulse got busted after Greensburg police stopped a vehicle Thursday and found heroin and paraphernalia, authorities say.
The occupants told police they had just bought the drugs from Hulse at Excela Health Westmoreland hospital.
Police say they went to the maternity room and confronted Hulse, who acknowledged selling the drugs and who had heroin in his pocket.
Police say Hulse’s girlfriend, the baby’s mother, told them she didn’t know about the drug deals.
Online court records don’t list a defense attorney.
His bond was set at $100,000. During his arraignment, Hulse said: ‘I have an issue myself with drugs.’
Hulse is employed at a lumber company.