Too intoxicated to be questioned

Photo Agence QMI, Delphine Bergeron

Michael Nguyen

Friday, 1 September 2017, 12:07

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The babysitter accused of having abandoned a baby in an apartment fire, was so intoxicated that he had to wait 20 hours for it to be interrogated by the police, learned The Newspaper.

“Jenna Milot looked a little shocked by all the events”, has admitted to his lawyer of long standing, Antonio Cabral, Friday, at the palais de justice of Montreal.

Visibly nervous, the woman’s 49-year-old has appeared in prison, Rivière-des-Prairies. She barely said a word, limiting himself to a “hi Tony” to his lawyer.

The ex-prostitute who has problems with the use of crack cocaine has been charged with child abandonment, failing to provide the necessities of life, as well as arson caused by its negligence.

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Jenna Milot

The guardian

No release

Milot had to look after a girl of one year in the night from Wednesday to Thursday, but having put a saucepan on the fire, she would have left the apartment that caught fire. According to a roommate, she had a lot consumed.

The little girl has been rescued by police officers who quickly responded.

Once stopped, Milot is, however, would be asleep until the evening, so the investigators had to wait before being able to query it. It is at this time that she would have realized the gravity of the situation.

Me and Roxane Laporte, of the prosecution, objected “strongly” to his release, and the guardian will spend the weekend in detention. A judge will decide on his fate on Tuesday.

“Ms. Milot has not been a course of easy life, she comes from an underprivileged background, she has tried to get by with therapies, was explained to Me Cabral. Its records [judicial] speak for themselves.”

Double Agents

Milot had yet sworn in 2015, have stopped all drug use, after being pinched by double agents to sell crack at carré Saint-Louis in Montreal.

“I stopped the drug, I found myself in a house and furniture, she then told a judge. I was able to climb back up the slope, I have worked hard.”

The woman had explained that he grew up in a “middle of deep shit”, where it skirted the smugglers in order to satisfy his addiction.

Since her withdrawal, she said take care of his little dog and his job at the newspaper Route.

“I think I have made efforts, she said. Before, I was skinny [because of drugs] and there, I’m in shape!”

“You come back from far away, and I will not prevent you from continuing your path,” had commented judge Nathalie Fafard before you condemn Milot to two years less a day to be served in the community.

Milot was still under the blow of this award in the fire this week, which earned him a charge of failing to discharge his sentence.