Tali Shapiro: Mother Accused of Leaving Children Home Alone

Mother Leaves Children Home Alone While She Goes on Night Out

Tali Shapiro is a mother of two who was accused of leaving her children home alone while she went on a night out.

Shapiro was arrested and charged with child endangerment after her neighbors called the police to report that her children were home alone.

According to the police report, Shapiro's children were 3 and 5 years old.

Shapiro admitted to leaving her children home alone while she went out.

She told police that she had only been gone for a few hours and that she had left her children with food and drinks.

However, the police report states that Shapiro's children were home alone for more than four hours.

Shapiro's children were found safe by the police.

They were taken into protective custody and placed in the care of the state.

Shapiro was released on bail and is scheduled to appear in court on child endangerment charges.

Child endangerment laws vary by state.

In general, child endangerment is defined as any action or inaction that puts a child at risk of harm.

This can include leaving a child home alone, failing to provide proper care, or exposing a child to danger.

The penalties for child endangerment can also vary by state.

In general, child endangerment is a felony offense.

Penalties can include fines, jail time, or both.