Teh One Who Knocks
09-08-2014, 11:35 AM
BY Joel Landau - NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
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A 37-year-old Idaho woman was determined not to stop a teen drinking party even after she thought a 14-year-old girl passed out due to alcohol poisoning.
Instead of calling for an ambulance, Jennifer A. Phippen administered an IV to the unconscious girl at a party last month, according to the Ada County Sheriff's Office.
Phippen was charged with two counts of felony injury to child for neglecting the juvenile's medical situation, and for providing the girl and other underage kids with alcohol for the Aug. 24 birthday party for a teenage boy, police said.
The Boise resident is now at an Ada County jail on $300,000 bail, police said.
Phippen was home during the party when the 14-year-old drank several shots of alcohol and lost consciousness, police said.
After being told the girl had vomited, she supplied the teen with between 400 and 500 ccs of fluid and then placed her in the shower, police said. She did not call for medical help or contact the girl's family, police said.
The girl eventually regained consciousness enough later that morning and walked home the next morning, police said.
Police did not release an update on her condition.
Phippen faces up to 10 years in prison for the charges against her.
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A 37-year-old Idaho woman was determined not to stop a teen drinking party even after she thought a 14-year-old girl passed out due to alcohol poisoning.
Instead of calling for an ambulance, Jennifer A. Phippen administered an IV to the unconscious girl at a party last month, according to the Ada County Sheriff's Office.
Phippen was charged with two counts of felony injury to child for neglecting the juvenile's medical situation, and for providing the girl and other underage kids with alcohol for the Aug. 24 birthday party for a teenage boy, police said.
The Boise resident is now at an Ada County jail on $300,000 bail, police said.
Phippen was home during the party when the 14-year-old drank several shots of alcohol and lost consciousness, police said.
After being told the girl had vomited, she supplied the teen with between 400 and 500 ccs of fluid and then placed her in the shower, police said. She did not call for medical help or contact the girl's family, police said.
The girl eventually regained consciousness enough later that morning and walked home the next morning, police said.
Police did not release an update on her condition.
Phippen faces up to 10 years in prison for the charges against her.