The police also found “a large bag of marijuana next to where the infant was located,” according to the police statement. Police did not say how old the infant was, but one media report notes that the bag was open. Police responding to a reported domestic dispute and child custody disagreement later found an unsupervised baby next to a bag of cannabis at another residence. Mason was woken up, but could not provide police with a satisfactory response for leaving the child unsupervised. A search of the home allegedly revealed Nicholas Mason and his current girlfriend asleep upstairs, away from the child.
Police responding to a reported domestic dispute and child custody disagreement later found an unsupervised baby next to a bag of cannabis at another residence.
Officers with the Upper Makefield Township Police Department received a call back on July 11, although the arrest details were just issued on Sunday.
Back in July, a woman reported via a 911 call that she and her ex-boyfriend had been in an argument over child custody and he currently had the child. She reported she had phoned, but...
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