- Two young girls, aged 2 and 4, have been taken from their parents’ care
- Police found the four-year-old girl walking a NSW street alone late at night
- Officers picked her up and took her home where two-year-old sister was alone
- Police allegedly found meth and cannabis in mother’s purse when she returned
Two young girls have been removed from their parents’ care after one was found roaming the streets late at night while the other slept in a cot home alone.
Police were called to Government Road, Nelson Bay, NSW, just before 2am last Sunday after a passerby spotted a four-year-old girl walking by herself.
Officers asked her where she lived and she took them back to her unit, where her two-year-old sister was allegedly fast asleep without any adult supervision.
Two young girls have been removed from their parents’ care after one was found roaming a street in Nelson Bay (pictured) late at night while the other slept in a cot home alone
When the parents returned, police allegedly found meth and cannabis inside of the mother’s purse and charged the pair with abandoning children and drug possession.
The female children, aged 4 and 2 were removed from their parents’ custody and the Department of Family and Community Services (FACS) were contacted.
The irresponsible parents are expected to appear in Raymond Terrace Local Court on Monday 27 November 2017.
Officers picked up the four-year-old girl and she took them (stock) back to her unit where her two-year-old sister was home alone. When the parents returned, police allegedly found meth and cannabis inside of the mother’s purs
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