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8-month-old dies after left alone in running bathtub, police say

Clara Jennings
Clara Jennings
Clara Jennings
Bureau Chief · Augusta, GA

Clara Jennings is a seasoned journalist with over 15 years of experience covering local government and public policy in Augusta. She holds a Master's degree in Public Affairs from the University of Georgia and previously worked at the Augusta Chronicle, where she honed her investigative skills. Clara is known for her commitment to transparency and accountability in local governance.

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8-month-old dies after left alone in running bathtub, police say — Augusta Health news

STERLING, Va. (Gray News) - A Virginia woman was arrested after her 8-month-old died after being left unattended in a bathtub, according to authorities.Rosellena Pisani, 30, was arrested and charged with homicide, two counts of child abuse and three counts of child endangerment, a press release said.On Sept. 12, emergency medical personnel and sheriff’s deputies responded to the residence after receiving a call about an unresponsive infant. Investigators determined the baby had been left unsupervised in a bathtub with the water running.Three children, ranging in age from 8 months to 8 years old, were at home during the incident, according to police.Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman called the baby’s death heartbreaking, saying caregivers have a fundamental duty to protect children. He added investigators remain committed to seeking justice in the case.

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