West Virginia State Police
Coverage of West Virginia State Police in the Nexus archive.
- Woman accused of not seeking help for child who ingested bleach at campground, instead binding her with dog leash
Lisa Miller, 60, is accused of failing to seek medical help for an 8-year-old girl who ingested bleach at a West Virginia campground, instead binding the child with a dog leash and transporting her to Pennsylvania. Police intercepted Miller’s vehicle, finding the girl unresponsive and in a seizure, and she faces charges of child endangerment and reckless endangerment.
- Woman accused of not seeking help for child who ingested bleach at campground, instead binding her with dog leash
An 8-year-old girl ingested bleach at a West Virginia campground and began vomiting blood, but Lisa Miller, 60, allegedly did not seek medical help. Instead, Miller reportedly bound the child with a dog leash and tried to take her home before Pennsylvania State Police intercepted the vehicle and found the girl unresponsive and seizing. The girl remains in critical condition, and Miller faces charges of endangering the child.
- Woman accused of not seeking help for child who ingested bleach at campground, instead binding her with dog leash
An 8-year-old girl is in critical condition after ingesting bleach at a West Virginia campground, with Lisa Miller accused of failing to seek medical help and instead restraining the child with a dog leash. A witness reported seeing the girl vomiting blood and bound with a leash, leading to her interception by Pennsylvania State Police in a vehicle where she was unresponsive and seizing.