Pulaski woman accused child neglect turns herself in
By: Renee Ruth
Posted: Feb 5, 2018 8:11 PM EDT

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PULASKI COUNTY, Ind. – Patricia Meeks, a woman accused of being involved in a child abuse case, turned herself in to Pulaski County Police.
On Jan. 25th, ABC57 told you about a child abuse case where a toddler was locked in a box. Meeks did not show up to court to accept her plea deal.
According to Pulaski Prosecutor’s Office, she turned herself in on Jan. 26th and was released a few days later.
Meeks was charged with Neglect of a Dependent and accused of keeping a child locked in a plywood box.
The Prosecutor’s Office determined Meeks will have a guilty plea hearing and sentenced in April.
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