3-year-old & 21-month-old test positive for meth

The parents of three Limestone County children who tested positive for methamphetamine have been charged with child endangerment. 22-year-old Bridgette Nichole Garrison of Elkmont, 25-year-old Jonathan Richard Gibson and 31-year-old Tiffany Rachel Gibson, both of Ardmore, were previously arrested on multiple drug charges.

By: Associated Press | Alabama's13.com
Published: November 07, 2008

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The parents of three Limestone County
children who tested positive for methamphetamine have been charged
with child endangerment.

Limestone County Sheriff's Lt. Lance Royals said 22-year-old
Bridgette Nichole Garrison of Elkmont, 25-year-old Jonathan Richard
Gibson and 31-year-old Tiffany Rachel Gibson, both of Ardmore, were
previously arrested on multiple drug charges.

Royals said the child endangerment charges stemmed from the
exposure to drugs of the Gibson's' baby girl and 3-year-old son and
Garrison's 22-month-old son.

He said the charges come after an Oct. 22 drug bust in Ardmore.

The parents remained in jail on bonds totaling $500,000. A
message left with Garrison's lawyer, Lisa Greene, was not
immediately returned Thursday afternoon. It was not clear if the
Gibsons had a lawyer.