Police in Mesa arrested a couple after investigators discovered children living in a home full of trash and no running water.
arrested a couple after investigators discovered their children living in a home full of trash and no running water.The couple's three young girls told officers they had no food or water and that they would often walk to a neighbor's home for help. Police say they were also not enrolled in school.
According to court paperwork, a family member had given the couple money to help, but they admitted to spending it on drugs.Brandon Edwards and Katrina Johnson
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