Lynchburg mother charged after child found wandering alone near roadway, police say We’re told she is facing a child neglect charge in relation to the incident
Suzan J. Jones (31) of Lynchburg (Credit: Blue Ridge Regional Jail - Lynchburg) (WSLS)
LYNCHBURG, Va. – A Lynchburg mother is now facing charges after her young son was found wandering alone near a roadway on March 9, according to the Lynchburg Police Department.
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Around 3:30 p.m. on March 9, LPD said they got a call about a small boy running into the roadway alone in the area of Euclid Avenue and Park Avenue.
Police said the boy is around 3 years old and was found safe and unharmed.
Hours later, authorities said the boy’s mother was found, and now has been identified as 31-year-old Suzan Jones.
Jones is now facing a child neglect charge in relation to the incident, LPD said.
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