Erica Rosello, fled her apartment to escape a home fire started when she poured water on an oil fire in the kitchen. Separated from her daughter, she ran out flagged down a car and was driven to friend's house.... leaving her daughter behind alone, to face the raging fire.
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Erica Rosello (left, with her daughter, and right, in a mugshot) is accused of making no effort to rescue her screaming six-year-old daughter from a house fire
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Rosello, wept in court as she was told she could not make contact with her daughterRosello initially thought her daughter (left of couch) had died in the fire, only to be told that she was in hospital
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Rosello initially thought her daughter (left of couch) had died in the fire, only to be told that she was in hospital. The fire is said to have taken hold of the home after Rosello poured water on an oil fire in the kitchen
Photo: Miami-Sade Fire Rescue DeptThe fire is said to have taken hold of the home after Rosello poured water on an oil fire in the kitchen
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Firefighters were called to the apartment and were able to break through a window to rescue the girl, who was unconscious from smoke inhalation. She was taken to Nicklaus Children's Hospital The mother later arrived at the hospital, where she was arrested. The little girl has since been released and is expected to make a full recovery.
Photo: FacebookRosello (pictured with her daughter) became separated from her daughter and ran out of the apartment before allegedly flagging down a car and asking the driver to take her to a friend's house
Photo: NBCRosello is charged with child neglect is not allowed to contact her daughter, who is now in the custody of Grand Mother
Rosello wept in court on Sunday as she was told she could not see her daughter. She posted a $7,500 bond and is being held under house arrest.
The girl's grand mother told reporters that her daughter loves her child but suffered from postpartum depression.
David Arrencibia a firefighter, said he could hear the girl crying when he arrived at the home: 'The bed was literally two feet from the window and I happened to see the little girl,' he said. Realizing there was no time to wait for a ladder, he smashed a window and got his partner to lift him inside. 'I could tell she was unconscious. It was picking her up, turning around and taking her out the window,' he said.
'I feel accomplished. I’m grateful that the situation was such that we were able to get her out as quickly as we did. Had we taken another three, four minutes the outcome would have been different.'
Courtesy: Mail
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