The Newton County Prosecuting Attorney's office dropped child endangerment charges against a Neosho couple who allegedly left their grandchild in the car in the Neosho Walmart parking lot during 100 degree heat in August 2025.
According to a KSN report, the charges were dropped against Billy Joe Powers (DOB 1969) and Staci Deanne Williams (DOB 1969) after a witness suffered a medical issue and was unable to recall details of the incident.
The allegation against Powers and Williams was detailed in the probable cause statement:
The reporting party called in stating that she had found a child left in a vehicle that was not running and had its windows rolled up. She advised that the child was not responding, so she checked the vehicle and discovered it was unlocked. Upon opening the door, the child did not respond to her, so she called 911. The temperature at this time was 100 degrees
2 comments:
He was just trying to keep it one hunnit
People until the end of time:
"I'm sure it'll be fine to leave a child inside a vehicle without AC, windows rolled up, for 20 minutes."
"I can't believe my Pittbull attacked a child for no reason at all!"
"wow look at the raging water flowing down the creek/river after a huge storm, better get in it!"
"We'll vote our way out of this mess! The person I'm voting for is honest and cares for me and definitely won't change their original stance this time!"
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