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HENRICO, VA—The
case against a Henrico
County mother charged with felony child neglect in the death of her
infant son will head to a grand jury hearing in March.
Jasmine Norman
has been charged with felony child neglect in the February 2012 death of her
2-month-old son. The infant was found dead in an apartment at the Oakmeade
Apartments.
Norman waved
here right to a preliminary hearing Monday.
According to court documents, Norman
told police she was in her kitchen fixing a pizza when she heard her older son
crying. When she went to investigate, she says she found her 2-month-old in a
"bouncy chair" with a bag over his head.
According to the documents, Norman
said the baby was unresponsive and had a bloody fluid on his face, and she ran
next door to call 911.
The child was later pronounced dead at VCU Medical
Center.
Norman was
released on $7,500 bond in May 2012.
In September, the daughter of Jasmine Norman, was found suffering from
injuries to her upper body. The child's father Terrell Demond Cook, 23, of Henrico, has
been charged with malicious wounding and child neglect. Prosecutors said Norman did not have any
involvement in the incident.
Norman is
due back in court in March.
Copyright 2013 by Young Broadcasting of Richmond
