Medical staff at the jail in Clarksville, Tenn., jail conducted initial assessments, then left the woman alone in the cell. She gave birth before they returned.
“After the follow-up assessment, the medical staff left the cell but continued to assess the situation and order additional medical tests,” the sheriff’s office said, adding that deputies continued to check on the inmate.But when a deputy returned to the woman’s cell at 12:41 p.m., the official found two people in the cell: the inmate and her newborn.
The woman and her baby were in stable condition and under hospital care as of Tuesday night. The female inmate has not been publicly identified.
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