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South Carolina Mom Arrested After Her 6-Month-Old Died From Ingesting Fentanyl: Report

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Source: MEGA

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Dec. 13 2022, Published 1:43 p.m. ET

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A South Carolina woman who was doing fentanyl near her infant daughter, causing her to die, was arrested, Radar has learned.

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Brittany Michelle Hamilton, 36, of North Augusta, called police on Oct. 27 to report that her 6-month-old was unresponsive and turning blue. Officers arrived at the 1900 block of Green Forest Drive and attempted to perform CPR on the baby.

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When first responders arrived, they took over, doing chest compressions on the child, but the baby was unable to be revived.

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According to police, Hamilton ingested fentanyl in close proximity of the baby, which caused the child to ingest some of the drugs, causing her death.

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The Augusta Chronicle reported that Hamilton told police she laid the baby down for a nap, and when she went to check on the child, she was lying face down in the bed. The outlet reported that a police report stated that the baby ingested 80 nanograms per millimeter of fentanyl.

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Hamilton was arrested that day on drug charges before later being charged with murder by child abuse on Dec. 12, according to WJBF. She is being held with bond.

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