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Police: Mother charged with neglect and obstruction

Posted: Feb 22, 2008 09:26 AM PST


Crystal Newton


Jose Oviedo


East side home on Michigan Street where the alleged molestation occurred


Probable cause affidavit


John Beeman, Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - A 26-year-old mother is behind bars, facing preliminary charges of neglect and obstruction.

Police said Crystal Newton's boyfriend molested her five-year-old daughter last month. According to the probable cause affidavit, the five-year-old girl was taken to St. Francis Hospital on January 26 with obvious signs of having contracted a sexually transmitted disease. Police questioned Newton who was unwilling to help police locate Jose Oviedo.

Police then issued a warrant for Oviedo who is believed to be an illegal immigrant from Mexico. A tip to Crime Stoppers led U.S. Marshals to Little Rock, Arkansas where they spoke with family members. That's when Marshals learned Oviedo had given them the slip and fled to Mexico

Police said the child's mother, Crystal Newton knew crucial information about Oviedo but refused to tell police. She was arrested Friday morning. No bond has yet been set.

Meanwhile, Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal John Beeman said since Oviedo is a Mexican citizen, authorities will have to begin extradition procedures in order to get him back to the U.S. to face charges. Beeman said it's a long process.

First, the Marion County Prosecutor will file a lengthy, detailed extradition application. It then goes to the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. State Department, then the Mexican Consulate in Washington D.C.

Beeman said the process could take about six months before Mexican officials receive the paperwork. After the application is certified, it's sent to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico. From there it will be sent to the Mexican Attorney General. Finally, a judge will issue a warrant for extradition.

But Mexican authorities can extradite at their discretion. If they choose not to extradite, Beeman said the current treaty requires Mexico to prosecute Oviedo for the crime.

In the meantime, it's believed that Oviedo remains free in a small Mexican town, just 12 miles from the U.S. border.







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BLOOD BOILING ALERT!!! Another example of an illegal ruining lives. WHAT A SORRY EXCUSE FOR A MOM!!!!I am so glad she is getting charged.