Kentuck enters race
 

Against South Carolina, Mississippi and Alabama...

(CNN) -- A Kentucky man high on marijuana and drunk on whiskey put his
5-week-old son in the oven Sunday and left him there overnight, police
said.

The oven door was slightly ajar, and the oven was not turned on.

After smoking marijuana at the restaurant where he works as a cook,
Larry Long, 33, returned home to share a fifth of whiskey with the
baby's mother, Brandy Hatton, McCracken County Sheriff Jon Hayden said
in a statement.

Hatton had four or five shots and went to bed while Long finished the
bottle, Hayden said.

At 5:30 the next morning, Hatton awoke to the sound of the baby's
cries coming from the oven. He had been in it for several hours,
police said.

Emergency crews responding to the scene transported the infant to a
local hospital, where he was found to be unharmed.

The incident was reported to authorities by a psychiatric facility
that Long turned to when he learned what he had done, officials said.

"He actually called a mental health crisis line immediately thereafter
and told them that he had done this. And they contacted us," Hayden
said.

Police arrested Long and charged him with first degree wanton
endangerment. He is being held on bail of $10,000.

Long blamed his actions on the marijuana, which he believes was laced
with a hallucinatory agent, officials said.

Authorities have removed the baby from its mother's care and awarded
emergency custody to members of her family.

Kentuck enters race
 

On Mar 17, 1:21*pm, jps wrote:
Against South Carolina, Mississippi and Alabama...

(CNN) -- A Kentucky man high on marijuana and drunk on whiskey put his
5-week-old son in the oven Sunday and left him there overnight, police
said.

The oven door was slightly ajar, and the oven was not turned on.

After smoking marijuana at the restaurant where he works as a cook,
Larry Long, 33, returned home to share a fifth of whiskey with the
baby's mother, Brandy Hatton, McCracken County Sheriff Jon Hayden said
in a statement.

Hatton had four or five shots and went to bed while Long finished the
bottle, Hayden said.

At 5:30 the next morning, Hatton awoke to the sound of the baby's
cries coming from the oven. He had been in it for several hours,
police said.

Emergency crews responding to the scene transported the infant to a
local hospital, where he was found to be unharmed.

The incident was reported to authorities by a psychiatric facility
that Long turned to when he learned what he had done, officials said.

"He actually called a mental health crisis line immediately thereafter
and told them that he had done this. And they contacted us," Hayden
said.

Police arrested Long and charged him with first degree wanton
endangerment. He is being held on bail of $10,000.

Long blamed his actions on the marijuana, which he believes was laced
with a hallucinatory agent, officials said.

Authorities have removed the baby from its mother's care and awarded
emergency custody to members of her family.

None of your misspellings in a direct copy and paste, eh Jeepers?
Good boy.

Kentuck enters race
 

On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:43:21 -0700 (PDT), Bob Rankin
wrote:

On Mar 17, 1:21*pm, jps wrote:
Against South Carolina, Mississippi and Alabama...

(CNN) -- A Kentucky man high on marijuana and drunk on whiskey put his
5-week-old son in the oven Sunday and left him there overnight, police
said.

The oven door was slightly ajar, and the oven was not turned on.

After smoking marijuana at the restaurant where he works as a cook,
Larry Long, 33, returned home to share a fifth of whiskey with the
baby's mother, Brandy Hatton, McCracken County Sheriff Jon Hayden said
in a statement.

Hatton had four or five shots and went to bed while Long finished the
bottle, Hayden said.

At 5:30 the next morning, Hatton awoke to the sound of the baby's
cries coming from the oven. He had been in it for several hours,
police said.

Emergency crews responding to the scene transported the infant to a
local hospital, where he was found to be unharmed.

The incident was reported to authorities by a psychiatric facility
that Long turned to when he learned what he had done, officials said.

"He actually called a mental health crisis line immediately thereafter
and told them that he had done this. And they contacted us," Hayden
said.

Police arrested Long and charged him with first degree wanton
endangerment. He is being held on bail of $10,000.

Long blamed his actions on the marijuana, which he believes was laced
with a hallucinatory agent, officials said.

Authorities have removed the baby from its mother's care and awarded
emergency custody to members of her family.

None of your misspellings in a direct copy and paste, eh Jeepers?
Good boy.

Leave it to you to concentrate on the spelling and leave the meaning
behind.

Good idiot.

Kentuck enters race
 

On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:45:24 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 17/03/2010 12:21 PM, jps wrote:
A Kentucky man high on marijuana and drunk on whiskey put his
5-week-old

I almost thought that too weird to be true... but

http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/03/16/...aby/index.html

Good that they didn't give back the baby and hopefully they will follow
up and make sure the child gets a good home. And these two definitely
make a good case for forced sterilization.

Yes, seems like it should have come from The Onion but unfortunately
not.