A southwestern Pennsylvania woman has been charged with endangering her two young daughters who, police say, were in a van with the woman when she overdosed on heroin.
Online court records don't list an attorney for 33-year-old Clara Bass, of Uledi.
Emergency crews in Uniontown thought they were responding to a woman in cardiac arrest after Bass' friend called 911 to report finding her passed out in a van in a shopping center lot on Wednesday night. But police say they instead found a syringe in the arm of Bass who had turned blue.
Police say they also found the woman's daughters, ages 4 and 2.
The girls are now in the custody of their biological fathers.
Uniontown is about 40 miles south of Pittsburgh.
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