Location: Scotland Drive and Route 40 Pulaski Highway, Newark, Delaware
Date and Time: Thursday, September 03, 2009, at approximately 8:41 a.m.
Suspect(s): Tiffany Hrycek, 27, of Samantha Circle in Bear, Delaware
Resume: At approximately 8:41 a.m. this morning, Troopers and emergency personnel were called to the intersection of Route 40 and Scotland Drive for an injury crash.
A 2006 Mazda Tribute (operated by Constance Williams, 34, of Bear, Delaware) was traveling northbound on Scotland Drive and was crossing Route 40 to go toward the Apple Chase Apartment Complex. This vehicle had a green light. As the Mazda was crossing the Pulaski Highway westbound lanes, it was stuck by a 2000 Ford Explorer (operated by Tiffany Hrycek, 27, of Bear, Delaware). This investigation revealed the Ford was traveling in the right hand lane and ran a red light.
After the crash, Tiffany Hrycek got out of her vehicle and also took her 10-year-old daughter out of the car. She escorted her daughter to the adjacent sidewalk and left her behind as she fled the scene by herself. Come to find out, Ms. Hrycek had two outstanding capiases for her arrest and she elected to abandon her daughter at the scene to elude capture.
After emergency personnel arrived, they contacted the little girl and determined that she in fact sustained non-life threatening injuries that required medical attention. She was then transported to Christiana Hospital for treatment.
Ms. Williams was not injured.
Troopers responded to Hrycek’s home and took her into custody without incident. She was transported back to Troop 2 for processing. She was charged with the following offenses: Endangering the Welfare of a Child (misdemeanor), Leaving the Scene of an Injury Crash (traffic offense), Driving While Suspended (traffic offense), Failure to Have Insurance (traffic offense), Failure to have a Registration Card (traffic offense) and Disregarding a Red Light (traffic offense).
Bail information was not available at the time of this release.
The Division of Family Services was contacted and notified as to the facts of this case. The child was turned over to another family member.
Well any mother that leaves her child on the side of the road, is not a mother who should have her child someone needs to take the child away. This is very disturbing to me. What is this world coming to? With what is in the news these days you would think that people would be more out to protect the ones we love!Not leave them in harms way!! Not only that but the child must have be confused about what happened and what was going on.
ReplyDeleteYou know the sad part of all of this is that she actually got more freaking charges for the accident than she did by leaving her injured child on the side of the road. It was a misdemeanor!!??? WTF? She should lose custody of her daughter. No questions. Nothing. She left her and she made that choice. So she has no rights any longer as the child's mother.
ReplyDeleteThe break-down of the American family structure has some to do with why were here now.
ReplyDeleteStup!d B!tch. And also shows by the charges the value this society places on kids.
ReplyDeleteThere is two of them buddy.
ReplyDeleteWTF is right. Endangering a child is a friggin misdemeanor? No charge for abandonment?
ReplyDelete4:04, you took the words right out of my mouth.
4:17-Turn that around. Gullible. hahahahaah
ReplyDelete4:17 And there "are" two of them. Learn to spell correctly. Stupido!
ReplyDeletesomeone should have anal intercourse with her with no lubrication
ReplyDeleteYou sure you want to open this door? I was talking about two societies, each in itself seperate from the other by light years of thought, each deserving their "IS" 2 of them. Its not spelling. There isnt a word spelled wrong.
ReplyDelete6:26-You are correct. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.
ReplyDeleteUnbelieveable!!! My husband and I have always said that child rearing is a responsiblity many are not suited for. Wish there was a way to save children from ignorant parents. If their not beating them, nobody can change their circumstance. Goodness, sometimes even when they are physically abused, you still can't find a safe haven for them.
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