10-25-2011, 07:52 PM
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KNOP
NEB.
Four North Platte children were rescued from a trailer home Monday.
Two were made to live in a wire animal kennel with a mattress.
Lieutenant Rich Hoaglund says police made a welfare check to the trailer home on 2400 East E Street.
They found the trailer to be unsanitary and unsafe.
There was trash, food, animal feces and urine throughout.
Two young children, ages 5 & 3, lived in the kennel. The door was tied shut with wire.
their mother, 22-year-old Ashly Clark, was arrested.
Hoaglund says Clark claimed the kids were trying to climb out of the trailer house windows at night.
two other children, ages 8 and 8 months were not kenneled, but were in what were considered unsafe conditions.
Their parents, 25-year-old Bryson Eyten, and 24-year-old Samantha Eyten were arrested, too.
A fourth adult living in the trailer, 20-year-old Lacy Beyer, was jailed, too.
All the children are in emergency custody with Health and Human services.
The possible charges range from child abuse, and first degree false imprisonment.
Hoaglund says all four adults knew of the kennel, and the living conditions in the home.
KNOP
NEB.
Four North Platte children were rescued from a trailer home Monday.
Two were made to live in a wire animal kennel with a mattress.
Lieutenant Rich Hoaglund says police made a welfare check to the trailer home on 2400 East E Street.
They found the trailer to be unsanitary and unsafe.
There was trash, food, animal feces and urine throughout.
Two young children, ages 5 & 3, lived in the kennel. The door was tied shut with wire.
their mother, 22-year-old Ashly Clark, was arrested.
Hoaglund says Clark claimed the kids were trying to climb out of the trailer house windows at night.
two other children, ages 8 and 8 months were not kenneled, but were in what were considered unsafe conditions.
Their parents, 25-year-old Bryson Eyten, and 24-year-old Samantha Eyten were arrested, too.
A fourth adult living in the trailer, 20-year-old Lacy Beyer, was jailed, too.
All the children are in emergency custody with Health and Human services.
The possible charges range from child abuse, and first degree false imprisonment.
Hoaglund says all four adults knew of the kennel, and the living conditions in the home.