ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- An officer used a stun gun on a woman who resisted arrest after leaving her 7-month-old daughter in the car while she went into a tanning salon.
St. Petersburg Police say 19-year-old Ashley Agerenza was charged Friday with child abuse, resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement office.
Police say Agerenza first took the child inside the salon, but was told she could not leave the baby in the salon while she tanned. She took the child to the car, placed her in a car seat and turned on the engine.
A witness called 911. A responding officer said the baby had almost pushed herself out the car seat and had spit up. The mother told police the child's father had been with her, but witnesses didn't see him.
Police say Agerenza was stunned after she hit an officer while be arrested.
St. Petersburg Police say 19-year-old Ashley Agerenza was charged Friday with child abuse, resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement office.
Police say Agerenza first took the child inside the salon, but was told she could not leave the baby in the salon while she tanned. She took the child to the car, placed her in a car seat and turned on the engine.
A witness called 911. A responding officer said the baby had almost pushed herself out the car seat and had spit up. The mother told police the child's father had been with her, but witnesses didn't see him.
Police say Agerenza was stunned after she hit an officer while be arrested.
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