Photo: College Station Police Department
A 2-year-old Texas girl is missing — and her mother, who reported the girl missing on Sunday morning, now faces charges, PEOPLE confirms.
But investigators believe Christon wasn’t telling the truth. They arrested her on charges of filing a false report and endangering a child near a body a water, according to a second news release.
Two fishermen told police that on the morning of Hazana’s disappearance, they heard cries for help and went to help Christon, which is when authorities were called. But authorities don’t know whether the fishermen saw Hazana before she disappeared, according to KBTX.
Brazos County Jail
On Sunday, while Christon was answering police questions at the station, Hazana’s father, Tobodrick Anderson, and other family members were searching the area.
“I’m worried, hopeful,” Anderson told KBTX, saying his daughter was his “mini-me.”
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Christon’s uncle, Morgan Christon, told the station his niece is a “very good mom.”
Christon is being held on a $250,000 bond. She has not entered a plea or retained an attorney.
Hazana is described as about 3 feet tall, weighing about 28 lbs. She was last seen wearing an olive green jacket, a black “girl squad” shirt, cream colored pants, pink socks, dark pink shoes and a purple beanie.
Anyone with information is urged to call College Station police at (979) 764-3600.
source: people.com
