Cheerleader asked to be ‘tested’ after allegations to hide the child

A former University of Kentucky Cheerleader competitor Laken Snelling You have called for medical help after the allegations of birth and hide her baby in the room.

Snelling, 21, requested “tested” after arriving at Lexington Police headquarters, Kentucky, according to a post office received by the FOX 56 News.

Emergency Care Unit was sent to the police station shortly after Swalling’s application was later after Swalling application was later.

“Before book someone, before discussing, obviously, you will give them what medical needs are immediate,” Fox 56 Crime Stories Don Evans described.

Police were called at Swelling Lexington’s home on August 27 after receiving a call at 10:34 AM about the baby who did not respond.

The caller, whose name was reeded on this report of the incident, said the baby “is cold in the touch.”

Instead of the incident, the authorities realized that “the baby was under stereotyping within a black shower.”

According to the report, the anointing was not at home when the authorities arrived. He was nearby 11:18 AM and arrived at the headquarters of the Lexington police department nearly.

Snelld was considered under arrest at 4:58 in the evening, but he will not be booked at the Fyette County arrest center until August 31, three days after receiving 911 call.

During an interview with the authorities, teasing “is allowed to be born” and “to hide the cleansing of any evidence, putting all the cleansed cleaners in the trash, including a baby, wrapped in towel.”

Snelling was charged with abusing the corpse, interfering with physical evidence and hid the birth of the baby.

He pleaded all the charges of all the charges during court appearance on September 2. Snelling was issued for $ 100,000

The cause of the death child was under the same, according to the report from Fayette County Coroner’s office. US of Week September 4.

The spokesman for the Lexington department told us on September 8 that the investigation of the baby remains remaining “continuous.”

Snelling is a former Cheerleader at the Kentucky’s Stunt university.

A Kentucky university spokesman confirmed to us by September 6 that Snelling’s anointing will not be registered at the school or in the Stunt.

The first day of Snulling Court was scheduled for September 26.