Berea Woman Arrested After Children, Animals in Her Care Found to Be Living in ‘Deplorable Conditions’, Citation Says
Police say the home had no running water, trash and feces mixed with toys, and three dogs and five cats were removed.
- On Monday, the Berea Police Department investigated a home on Scaffold Cane Road, leading to charges against 36-year-old Tiffany Madsen for child abuse and animal cruelty.
- A tip regarding "possible child neglect" prompted Berea police to conduct a welfare check at the residence where Madsen lived with her four children.
- Inside the residence, police noted "no running water and Tiffany was having the children use water bottles from a cooler," alongside piles of feces, trash, and insects.
- The four children were placed in the care of family members, while Madison County Animal Control removed the three dogs and five cats from the premises.
- Madsen faces charges including first-degree wanton endangerment and three counts of second-degree criminal abuse of a child 12 or under, and remains booked in the Madison County Detention Center.
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Berea woman arrested after children, animals in her care found to be living in ‘deplorable conditions’, citation says
Tiffany Madsen, 36, faces one count of first-degree wanton endangerment, three counts of second-degree criminal abuse of children under 12 and a count of second-degree cruelty to animals.
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