Cheerleader Leken Snelling is not home when police find dead babies

New details are being about Cheerleading team Lake Snelling and her baby died.

According to Lexington Police Department incident report Fox 56the initial 911 call was sent on August 27 after 10:30 am

Although the caller’s name and phone number have been removed from the report, the dispatcher noted: “The complainant just found a dead baby in the closet; it was cold.”

Snelling, 21, did not seem to have gone home when police arrived at the residence.

According to FOX 56 records, the records show that the University of Kentucky Police Department was asked to assist in the search and was notified that Snelling had been around 11:18 a.m.

“The UK Police Department often works with the Lexington Police Department to ensure the safety of our campus community.” Dani JaffeThe United Kingdom’s Deputy Director of Strategic Communications wrote through FOX 56. “This can include finding a request for assistance on campus related to concerns about crime or personal safety. In this case, UKPD was asked to provide assistance on August 27 and did not find or contact the person.”

Around noon, a dispatcher pointed out that Snelling was at Lexington Police Headquarters and requested a “check out.” Soon after, the emergency room was sent to the police station.

Snelling was later arrested on August 30 and charged with abuse of the body, tampering with physical evidence and covering up the birth of the baby.

She was released on a $100,000 margin and now lives on “home imprisonment without ankle monitor” with her parents in Tennessee.

When appearing in court on September 2, No guilty All charges. Her preliminary hearing is scheduled for September 26.

nose It used to be Stunts cheerleaders at the University of Kentucky for three seasons. Tennessee native is also the beauty queen who competed in the 2023 Jefferson County fairest competition.

The authorities are Sent to her Kentucky home on August 27After receiving a call about the unresponsive baby.

The arrest citation says, “The baby is wrapped in a towel in a black garbage bag.”

Snelling “accepted giving birth” and “covered birth by cleaning any evidence, putting all cleaning items in black garbage bags, including babies wrapped in towels,” the report said.

According to a report from the Fayette County Coroner’s Office, the cause of death of the baby has been ruled inconclusive, “Extensive microscopic analysis is crucial to determine the cause and effect of death.” US Weekly September 4.