Couple of Wisconsin accused after having pretended to be locked 6 children in the storage unit `Putride ”

Two Wisconsin parents were accused of multiple negligence leaders towards children after having pretended to locate their six children in a storage unit.

Charles Dupriers, 33, and Azyia Zielinski, 26, were accused of two negligence leaders towards children and four negligence leaders of a child under 6, according to the military archives of Milwaukee. Duprit was also accused of possession of a firearm, according to the files.

The police responded to a report by a child crying in a storage unit near the 27th Street and Silver Spring Drive, according to a criminal complaint filed in the county of Milwaukee, CBS 58, Wisn 12 and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.

When they arrived at the scene, the police heard the sound of a child cry, as well as another coughing child, said the points of sale.

The Milwaukee fire service arrived on the scene and cut the unit padlock, how much six children – aged 9, 7, 5, 3, 2 and 2 months – were found inside, according to the complaint, as indicated by CBS 58, Wisn 12 and the Sentinel newspaper.

People contacted the Milwaukee fire service on Saturday September 20, but did not receive an immediate response.

The authorities said the unit contained a sofa, a bare mattress and a bucket used for urine. Officials also said that the interior of the storage unit felt “putrid” and that the only light source of children came from a crack at the bottom of the garage door, according to the complaint.

The 9 -year -old child reportedly told the authorities that he was responsible for taking care of his five younger brothers and sisters and that he was responsible for feeding the child and holding him when she cried, according to the complaint, the Sentinel Journal reported. He would also have declared that his parents get drunk and would all give them “whooping”.

The complaint also indicated that the police had found duprit and zielinski sleeping in a SUV outside the storage unit with the family dog, according to the Sentinel newspaper.

The couple told the police that they have been homeless for about six weeks, and Duprist would have said that he had already slept in the storage unit with the children, but stopped because their dog had “torn the truck”, according to the complaint, according to the Sentinel newspaper.

Zielinski made his first appearance before the court on Friday September 19 and became obviously emotional during a declaration by the court commissioner, said the point of sale.

“We have your children by declaring that they had no food. That the only food they found came from the garbage. They didn’t have a bathroom. They used a bucket. And what is more worrying than all of this are the statements that you and you and [their] The father had made you and the children could have stayed with family members, “said court commissioner, according to the point of sale.

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People contacted the Milwaukee police department, the Milwaukee County District Prosecutor’s Office and Lawyers for Duprit and Zielinski on Saturday September 20, but did not receive immediate answers.

Zielinski is detained on bail for $ 5,000, while Duprist is held under bail of $ 20,000, according to public judicial files.

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