Mom of 2-year-old missing in College Station confronted about discarded items last worn by child, police say
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KTRK) -- A woman who reported her 2-year-old daughter's disappearance at a College Station park is accused of dumping the clothing she described the child wearing at the time she went missing.
In documents, Tiaundra Christon, who was arrested and charged with child endangerment and making a false report to police, was confronted by investigators after they responded to her report and searched the park for Hazana Anderson on Sunday.
Christon claimed that she left Anderson in a stroller while she was getting things from her vehicle, and that the girl had disappeared by the time she returned to her.
Documents state investigators searching a dumpster found clothing and an object wrapped in a black bag that Christon described the girl wearing when she went missing. However, detectives found evidence that the woman was handling those items.
The document states the woman claimed to have no knowledge of the object and maintained that she didn't know where her daughter was.
After the investigation at the park, Christon was booked into Brazos County jail, where she is being held on $250,000 bond.
As of Tuesday, Hazana remained missing. The girl is described as a black female, approximately 3' tall and weighing 28 pounds. She has black hair and brown eyes. The 2-year-old was last seen wearing an olive green jacket, with a black "girl squad" shirt, cream-colored pants, dark pink shoes, and a purple beanie.
Police say Hazana also has a dark-colored birthmark around her big toe on her left foot.
Anyone with information in regards to Hazana's whereabouts is urged to contact police at 979-764-3600.
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