Florida. A woman, a mother, leaves her three year old home alone to get plastic surgery. Child was found. It's disturbing. Put up the picture for mass. [00:00:17] Police arrested a Florida mother who allegedly left her three year old baby unattended at an apartment complex while she was miles away, undergoing a cosmetic procedure. [00:00:37] Concerned neighbors called the police to the complex in Doral, Florida. This happened June 27th after seeing the child wandering unsupervised with nothing but a cell phone. Three years on this earth, one resident [00:00:57] told authorities she called 911 after she found the child sleeping at her doorstep. Body cam footage captured the moments when police officers encountered the child and their efforts to track down his parents. So? [00:01:12] So they're talking to a human being who's been on the planet three years. So the cop says, do you know where you live? Hey, little buddy. What's what's your name? Do you know where your papi mommy are? Body cam shows the officers going door to door. [00:01:30] They went to several apartments trying to locate the child's parents. Hello. By any chance, are you a missing kid? An officer asks one person. One resident who spoke with an officer said, this is like the girl. The lady that left her daughter to go on vacation. [00:01:47] Yes, the neighbor responded. The neighbors were referencing the case of the Houston mother, who went on a cruise and left her two children home alone. Viewers online were equally shocked by the mother's behavior. Unfucking believable. You better believe this wasn't her first time doing this. [00:02:03] Wrote one person WTF three years old to go and get your face hacked up. Unbelievable, wrote another user on Reddit, were just as brutal. Quote. People do stuff like this and then get legal slaps on the wrist. [00:02:19] It's insane. Anything could have happened to that poor kid. It could have. He could have started a fire in the apartment. He could have been kidnaped when out roaming alone or hit by a car. She should not have been able to post bond and literally should be sterilized. [00:02:37] One person said, quote, I don't care if that sounds harsh unsympathetic. They said to whatever the mother was going through mentally, I mean it. Police eventually found the child's mother, 25 year old Jessica Renteria. So Jessica told officers that she left the child in a friend's care [00:02:55] for the day while she was at the center getting a procedure. However, the friend that she cited on the spot denied her claim, telling police he knows the defendant, but at no point in time [00:03:13] was he told to take care of a juvenile. So Jessica was taken into custody with bandages around her face from the procedure and was charged with child neglect. With millions watching and many people benefiting from this program called [00:03:28] indisputable, we just need 1% of the viewers to become a paid member so we can continue to bring this content to you. Now back to the show. Now, I want you to understand what kind of what kind of friend this is, okay? She's on the spot. She's going to transfer responsibility. [00:03:47] All right, so you have a duty to care. You're a parent. You have a child at your house. You have a duty to care. It's a legally binding duty. You could transfer that duty to care with another reasonably responsible human being. If that friend was actually supposed to be there. [00:04:02] Well, guess what happens They go right to his house and lock him up. And that's what she decided to say to the police. No, no, I'm transferring this responsibility to him. They call him, they contact him. They do real investigation at the scene before affecting the arrest. [00:04:21] Authorities learned that Jessica, originally from, DeLand, Florida, was staying at an Airbnb with her son, Darrell. Police discovered the boy was left alone for six hours in the strange apartment complex. Unknown to him, according to WSVN, surveillance footage showed Jessica [00:04:40] left her vacation rental at 10 a.m. Three hours later, her son was captured walking outside. Police weren't called to the complex until 4:15 p.m. That day. Santeria was released from jail on a whopping $1,000 bond. Her trial is set for December 2nd. [00:04:55] This is. This is never a simple kind of story. It really isn't. She's a young mother. She did something extremely boneheaded. Immature. Dangerous. Negligent, she probably could benefit from some type of training and penalty. [00:05:13] Nurturing and punishment if you would. But that likely won't happen. The care that's required in order for her to be a better human being will not be offered typically by the justice system, which means [00:05:31] who gets most affected by that? The three year old. The three year old is the most adversely affected by it. It makes me. It breaks my heart. I was a foster child, [00:05:49] and the gift of having a child who loves you looks up to you. The purity of that transforms you, typically. And you can't say you didn't have a couple of dollars because cosmetic surgery isn't [00:06:05] exactly covered under a health care plan. So how did this happen? It happened because of our inability at times in the human race to value life, [00:06:21] even if it comes from us. Jackson. Thoughts here? I got a few thoughts. One, as you alluded to, there's a lot of, help that this young mother needs because there just seems to be a lot that's not going on up here in terms of empathy, [00:06:39] foresight, and just general responsibility. Also, you know, the power of peer pressure within society, because that's really what this was to make this decision. Beauty standards, what we think we need in order to be accepted or to be worthy, [00:06:58] whether that be how much money we have, the status that we have. Generally, people are pursuing the same things through different means, and it can be this powerful. And we've seen other examples of it, but also, you know, clearly this young mother, again, [00:07:15] is dealing with what we all deal with and that really it's our environments that shape, shape us in so many different ways. The way that we learn how to deal with ourselves, with the way we learn how to deal with anxiety, the way we learn how to just, you know, [00:07:32] relate to the world in general. So much of that is impacted by how we grow up. And, you know, as you pointed out, you were a foster child. I wasn't, but, you know, just from our different points of view. And now that I'm an adult, you know, I'm 32, you just understand [00:07:48] these things a lot better. And I feel like that kind of helps transform your perspective on what we're here for, in which I believe is we're here to make the world good. That's right, dear brother. So. That's right. That's right. I tell my college students we are three E's experiences, [00:08:04] exposures and environments. It makes us who we are. This young lady now has a new experience in her life. Hopefully, it transforms her for the better.