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Monroe Police Charge Bridgeport Woman With Using Drugs In Front Of Child

MONROE, Conn. -- A 21-year-old Bridgeport woman is facing charges after Monroe police responded to a report that she was using heroin in her car with her young child in the backseat Wednesday night, according to the Connecticut Post.

Monroe police arrested a 21-year-old Bridgeport woman for using heroin while her child was in the car with her Wednesday night in a parking area on the Monroe Turnpike, the CT Post says.

Monroe police arrested a 21-year-old Bridgeport woman for using heroin while her child was in the car with her Wednesday night in a parking area on the Monroe Turnpike, the CT Post says.

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Cynthia Fernandes, 21, of Park Avenue, Bridgeport, was arrested while parked in the Goodwill parking lot on Monroe Turnpike, according to the Connecticut Post. She was charged with risk of injury to a minor and released on $2,500 bond while the child was released to family, the Connecticut Post reported. 

Police found a syringe and heroin in the car, according to the Connecticut Post. 

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