They arrested a mother after discovering that her daughter's backpack was filled with cockroaches

A mother was arrested after hundreds of badroaches came out of his daughter's backpack in the dining room of the primary school he frequents. The horrific event occurred in Florida, United States, and was reported by an employee of the institution. Subsequently, the police raided the house where the girl and her four brothers lived with their mother, Jessica Stevenson, and discovered that she was in jail. appalling hygiene conditions.

According to the authorities, an employee of the Baghdad elementary school, whose identity was not revealed, settled the case complaint to the Florida Department of Children and Families. In his statement, the worker stated that the poor hygiene of the sophomore had long attracted his attention and that his body odor was hard to ignore. In addition, he said that one of his brothers, who had also studied at this school, had been wearing the same clothes for a week.

As for the episode that motivated him to act, the employee said: "Hundreds of badroaches came out of the girl's backpack in the dining room of the school. "In addition, a teacher informed the authorities that she had noticed that the student was very depressed and that she seemed to be" collapsing ".

After a careful review of the house where the two brothers aged 5 to 14 live with Stevenson, 33, the Santa Rosa County Police discovered that the place was infested with badroaches. In addition, they found garbage bags spread everywhere, rotten food, pile of cat stool and several broken windows. Incredibly, the woman's room was the only place they found cleanliness inside the house.

"I'm not a bad mother, I'm doing everything I can," Stevenson said in a statement broadcast on the WEAR-TV signal. The woman, who has declared herself to be a single mother, faces five charges of abuse and it is forbidden to approach their children. If he is found guilty in any case, he could incur up to 25 years in prison.