JOHN TURNER - 3 weeks/ POI: Mother; Roshell Turner - Everett, WA

February 13, 2014 at 9:21 PM

Everett police still looking for woman and newborn




Roshell Turner (Everet Police photo)

Everett Police have issued an Amber Alert to locate a newborn who needs immediate medical attention. (Everett Police Department)

Everett police have not been able to contact or locate Roshell Turner, and an Amber Alert remains in effect for the public to help find a newborn who needs immediate medical attention.

The police department said detectives have checked several locations while following up on leads from viewers since the alert started at 9 p.m. Thursday.

The baby was born Jan. 27 in a South Everett motel room and has not received medical aid. Roshell Turner has not cooperated with Child Protective Services or other authorities, according to police.

Police say there are concerns about the baby’s safety because Turner has been known to use methamphetamine. Turner has an extensive history with Child Protective Services because several of her other children are in state custody.

Turner is described as white, 190 pounds, with brown eyes and black mid-length hair. She has a rose tattoo on her upper right chest. She frequents the Casino Road area in Everett and usually stays within Snohomish County.

Anyone with information about Turner’s location is asked to immediately call 911.


http://blogs.seattletimes.com/today/2014/02/everett-police-issue-amber-alert-to-locate-woman-and-newborn/

AMBER ALERT: Mom Roshell Turner of Everett sought; baby said to be in grave danger

6 hours ago

EVERETT — Police issued an Amber Alert Thursday night to locate a 17-day-old baby boy who they believe to be in grave danger.


Photo of Turner’s baby.


Police issued an Amber Alert to locate 31-year-old Roshell Marie Turner, who gave birth on Jan. 27.  Her 17-day-old boy is named John Turner.

There were little updates to the Amber Alert at 6:55 a.m. Friday morning, officials said. However, additional information regarding a friend of Turner’s was removed once she was found to know little information about the child.

“Child Protective Services, a division of the Department of Social and Health Services, believes the newborn is in grave danger and needs immediate medical attention which has not been provided,” a police statement said.

Roshell is described as white, 5-foot-5, 190 pounds, with brown eyes and black mid-length hair.  She has a rose tattoo on her upper right chest. There is no clothing description available.

Roshell frequents the Casino Road area in Everett and usually stays within Snohomish County. It is possible Roshell is with a Hispanic man known as “Guero.”

Everett police said Roshell Turner “is a heavy meth user. Child has potentially several medical issues due to mother’s drug use and is possible being neglected.”

The baby was born in a hotel room and received no medical aid, officials said. Turner has not cooperated with Child Protective Services and weeks.

“Snohomish County Superior Court has issued an order to take child into custody. Mother is believed hiding in the South Everett area. May be with Hispanic boyfriend nicknamed Guero.

Anyone with information about Roshell’s location is asked to immediately call 911 or the Everett Police Department at 425-407-3970.

Read more: http://q13fox.com/2014/02/14/amber-alert-roshell-turner-sought-baby-said-to-be-in-grave-danger/#ixzz2tKNO6QpU

 
Amber Alert canceled out of Everett, Wash., baby found safe
By The Associated Press Published: Feb 13, 2014 at 9:38 PM PST Last Updated: Feb 14, 2014 at 3:08 PM PST

EVERETT, Wash. (AP) - Authorities have canceled an Amber alert for a newborn baby after the infant was found safe.

The alert was issued Thursday night for 31-year-old Roshell Marie Turner who gave birth on January 27 in a hotel room. Child Protective Services believed the baby boy was in grave danger and needed immediate medical attention.

Everett police say the mother and baby were found Friday afternoon in an apartment in the city. The baby was examined by the firefighters then transported to a local hospital for additional treatment.

Roshell was taken to the police department for an interview.

The child will be placed with Child Protective Services while a decision on placement is made.

http://www.katu.com/news/local/Amber-Alert-issued-for-missing-newborn-baby-245482591.html