Police: Mom High On "Flakka" Abandons Baby
A mother is facing a child neglect charge after abandoning her baby while high on a synthetic drug called "flakka," according to Boynton Beach Police.
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A mother is facing a child neglect charge after abandoning her baby while high on a synthetic drug called "flakka," according to Boynton Beach Police.
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