Cobb home filled with garbage, insects, used food containers

By Alexis Stevens

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

A Cobb County woman spent several hours in jail for having four children in a home filled with garbage, insects and fecal matter.

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Cobb County Sheriff’s Office Casey Robinson is accused of having four children in a home that was filled with garbage, insects, dirty clothes and mold, according to Cobb County police.

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Casey Abigail Robinson, 37, of Acworth was charged with contributing to the deprivation of a minor because of the condition of the home, according to her arrest warrant.

The Mars Hill Road home had broken furniture, insect infestation, food and "used food" containers on the floor, according to police. Dirty dishes were stacked in the kitchen, and an "unknown source fecal matter" was present in the bathroom.

The bathroom next to the children's bedroom was non-functioning, according to the arrest warrant. The four children in the home range in age from 6 to 13 years old, police said.

The home also had water flooding, mold growth and dirty clothes throughout, police said. The windows were covered in dirt, according to the warrant.

Robinson, who is listed as Casey Pineda on jail booking documents, was arrested at the home Friday evening. She was released on $2,500 bond around 11:30 a.m. Saturday morning.