april newcomb pleads not guilty. if convicted, she could face up to five years in prison. >> to me, that sent a strong, strong warning to the parents of manatee county, that they are not going to tolerate this kind of behavior. >>> another mother in trouble with the law. a police officer pulls over a driver. >> get them out of the back. >> and orders her to take not one, not two, but three young children out of the trunk of her car. the bizarre tale begins june 4th, 2005. a 90-degree day in frederick, maryland. sergeant shawn tyler has just spotted the three kids climbing into the trunk of the woman's volvo. he follows close behind and pulls her over. 37-year-old lenora lucas steps out of the car to open the trunk and out pops her 9-year-old son, her 3-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old friend. then, she places a box that was taking up room in the backseat in the trunk. sergeant tyler is mystified. >> why would you let the kids ride in the trunk? >> they wanted to be in the trunk. >> the entire scenario is strange e

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