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NEW YORK (AP) — A day care worker accused of leaving a 5-year-old girl alone to wander the streets of New York City is facing criminal charges. Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said Friday that the girl was found in a supermarket blocks from her home. They say the route required the child to cross an avenue. Trimeka V. Crum was arraigned Thursday night on a child endangerment charge. Authorities say she had an agreement to bring the child home every day — and to personally transfer custody to the girl's mother or an older sibling. According to prosecutors, Crum said she saw the child walk into her building Wednesday, and she waited 2 minutes and left. Crum's attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Day care worker accused of leaving girl alone to wander NYC