Police arrested a pregnant woman and an expectant father after they admitted to smoking marijuana in a truck while an infant boy sat with them.
On Saturday at around 10 p.m., Officer Zack Upton responded to an anonymous call of an odor of marijuana coming from 100 Tandy Drive, according to a news release from Clarksville Police spokesman Officer Jim Knoll.
When Upton arrived, he noticed a blue Ford Taurus with people inside of it.
He could smell the odor of marijuana coming from the truck, Knoll said.
The truck’s occupants, Christopher McKay, 18 and Tamaria Raybon, 19, admitted to smoking marijuana, Knoll said. Raybon’s almost one-year-old child was inside the vehicle, which had the windows rolled up.
Raybon is currently 8 months pregnant with McKay’s child, Knoll said. A backpack inside of the vehicle was found to have a plastic bag which contained marijuana.
Raybon, who gave a 2570 Elkmont Drive address, and McKay, who gave a 100 Tandy Drive address, were taken into custody and booked into the Montgomery County Jail for child abuse and neglect and simple possession. Raybon’s bond was set at $10,500; McKay’s was set at $5,500.
The Department of Children’s Services was contacted and the child was turned over to a family member of Raybon.
Officer Zack Upton is the lead investigator.
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