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![2 Rome, Georgia, women found themselves behind bars after they allegedly forced a 7-year-old girl with an unspecified medical condition to eat & vape cannabis. Floyd County jail records show that Nicole Lucille Rinker, 35 & Racquel Price, 36, were held on charges of m3thamphetamine possession, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, first-degree cru3lty to children & reckless conduct. The victim was “placed under excessive mental & physical stress due to accused[‘s] intentional actions.” Those actions allegedly included giving THC products, a gummy & vape pen to the child. The charged cru3lty to children statute, says that “[a]ny person commits the offense of cru3lty to children in the first degree when such person maliciously causes a child under the age of 18 cruel or excessive physical or mental pain.” The first-degree felony charge is punishable upon conviction by “not less than five nor more than 20 years.” Floyd County court records show several closed cases against both defendants going back several years. Price was convicted of simple ass*ult & obstruction or hindering law enforcement in 2015. Her probation was revoked months later after she tested positive for m3thamphetamines. In March 2016, Price pleaded guilty in a separate family violenc3 battery case; the victim was a man she had lived with. Third-degree cru3lty to children charges were not prosecuted. In November 2014, Rinker was sentenced for criminal trespass & disorderly conduct. Months later, she was taken back into custody for violating her probation by testing positive for amphetamines & m3thamphetamines. Rinker was ordered released from custody in May 2015. In August 2015, Rinker again violated her probation because she “failed to avoid injurious & vicious habits,” testing positive again for m3thamphetamine. A Rinker motion to be released from custody was denied in March 2016. She was pregnant at the time. “After discussion with counsel the court hereby finds it was the intent for baby to be born while mother in custody and DFACS [The Division of Family & Children Services] will assume custody to protect the child. Said motion is hereby denied,” the court ruled. Although its unclear when Rinker gave birth, the child would be approximately 7 years old today. #crime #crimetiktoks #truecrime #crimejunkie #truecrimetiktok #crimetok #crimetiktok](/video/cover/7266180098938768673.webp)
