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Horror Home: Kids Found in Unsanitary Conditions
8 Sep
Summary
- Six children aged 1 to 8 were removed from a neglected home.
- Parents face charges for maintaining unsanitary living conditions.
- Officers found rotting food, feces, and widespread pest infestation.
Six children, ranging in age from 1 to 8 years old, were removed from a home near Norcross due to deplorable and unsanitary living conditions. Gwinnett County police responded to the residence on Sweet Pine Drive on September 1 after receiving a report about the state of the property.
Both parents, Carlos Calixto Crispin and Wicapi Rose Eder, have been charged with misdemeanor reckless conduct. An arrest warrant detailed the shocking extent of the neglect, describing rotting food, used diapers, trash in living spaces and bedrooms, and non-functional toilets filled with feces and waste.
The warrant also noted a significant pest problem, with cockroaches, flies, and gnats throughout the house. Police stated they had previously visited the address and documented similar issues. Officials confirmed that the two oldest children were unable to identify themselves or their school.
The state Division of Family and Children Services was called to the scene and took custody of the children. Authorities emphasized that children are innocent and require essential provisions for their well-being, which were clearly lacking in this case.
