Woman Arrested for Using Infant as Shield During Capture
UPDATE: A woman has been arrested after allegedly using an infant as a shield to evade police during her capture. Shakira Lichelle Henley, 30New Castle police at an apartment in the Grant Street public housing complex on the West Side.
Authorities reported that Henley was wanted on outstanding arrest warrants when officers approached her residence. As police attempted to apprehend her, she reportedly held the infant in front of her, raising serious safety concerns.
This shocking incident highlights the extreme measures some individuals may take to avoid law enforcement. The situation unfolded earlier today, drawing immediate attention from the local community and raising alarms about child safety.
The police successfully arrested Henley without further incident, and she is now being held at the Lawrence County Jail. The authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the use of the infant as a shield, focusing on the well-being of the child involved.
Officials have not released additional details about the warrants for Henley’s arrest, but the incident has sparked outrage among community members. Many are questioning how such a dangerous act could involve an innocent child.
As this story develops, the police department has assured the public that the child is safe and has been placed in protective custody. Investigators are expected to provide further updates regarding potential charges against Henley and the welfare of the infant.
This incident serves as a reminder of the complexities law enforcement faces and the critical importance of ensuring the safety of vulnerable individuals during police encounters. Stay tuned for more updates as authorities continue to assess the situation.
