Shamel Sudeene-Darien, 27, faced serious charges after leaving a toddler alone in a home filled with drugs and weapons while he engaged in drug dealing. Following his arrest in Horsham, police discovered numerous hazards, including easily accessible wraps of crack cocaine. Concerned for the child's safety, authorities highlighted a lack of basic necessities like food and water. Ultimately, Sudeene-Darien was sentenced to three years in prison, facing multiple charges, including child neglect, possession with intent to supply, and having an offensive weapon.
Shamel Sudeene-Darien neglected a toddler in a hazardous environment full of drugs and weapons while he dealt drugs, leading to his arrest and imprisonment.
Detective Inspector Rebecca Hopkins expressed concern over the risks present for the child, citing easy access to drugs, uncovered electrical outlets, and no food or water.
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