Tulsa Mother Arrested For Giving Diabetic Daughter Morphine Pill

Wednesday, January 22nd 2014, 11:18 pm

By: News On 6

Tulsa child crisis detectives arrested a woman Wednesday for child neglect after they say she gave her diabetic daughter a morphine pill, then, didn't check on her for 15 hours.

They say by the time Amy Jennings checked on her 17-year old daughter, the girl was in critical condition with an elevated blood sugar level.

An affidavit said it happened on December 30, and the girl woke from a coma January 6.

She is still suffering from kidney failure and several other complications and might not survive.

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