January 18th, DIP NEWS

The arrest details for Valessa Trenace Matlock, 24.

At 16:30 on January 17, 2024, Valessa Trenace Matlock 24 was arrested for Child Endangerment – Death (F), Neglect Or Abandonment Of A Dependent Person (M), Child Endangerment (M), and Child Endangerment (M). The arrest was conducted at 3260 Getty Terr, Dubuque, IA.

Among the allegations against Matlock are:

1. Child Endangerment – Death (F)

2. Neglect Or Abandonment Of Dependent Person (M): The charge of Neglect Or Abandonment Of Dependent Person (M) suggests that Matlockhas failed to adequately care for or provide necessary support to a dependent person. This charge may involve neglecting a child, an elderly individual, or someone who is unable to care for themselves.

3. Child Endangerment (M): The charge of Child Endangerment (M) indicates that Matlock has engaged in conduct that poses a substantial risk of harm or injury to a child. This charge may include neglect, abuse, or endangerment of a child’s well-being.

4. Child Endangerment (M): The charge of Child Endangerment (M) indicates that Matlock has committed a separate act of child endangerment. This charge may be related to the same incident or a separate incident involving a child’s safety and well-being.

The specific details surrounding Matlock’s arrest are not yet available, as the investigation into these allegations is ongoing.

Please note that the information in this document is based on arrest records. It is not intended to be a comprehensive analysis of the facts or evidence related to Matlock’s arrest

The charges against Matloc are serious and require thorough examination by the legal authorities. It is essential to respect the privacy of all parties involved and refrain from making assumptions or conclusions until the matter has been resolved. She’s awaiting court on a $50,000 cash bond.

If you suspect or know of any child abuse or neglect, it is important to report it to the relevant authorities. Failure to do so may result in further harm to the child and hinder investigations.

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