BLACKFOOT, Idaho — A teen from Twin Falls has been arrested and charged with failure to report a death after police said she left a deceased baby girl in an Idaho Safe Haven Baby Box in Blackfoot, the only one in the state of Idaho.

An 18-year-old woman was arrested after a dead baby was found inside a Safe Haven anonymous drop-off box for infants. Angel Newberry, 18, was arrested in Twin Falls

An 18-year-old allegedly left a newborn baby in a hospital's Safe Haven Baby Box that had already been dead "long before being placed in the baby box."

An 18-year-old was arrested and charged one month after a newborn baby girl was found dead last month inside of an Idaho Safe Haven Baby Box, which are meant to be used to surrender healthy newborns.

The Blackfoot Police Department announced Friday that a woman was arrested in connection with a dead infant placed inside a baby box in Blackfoot in October.

A Twin Falls teen was arrested for failing to report a death after law enforcement connected her to a dead infant found in a Safe Haven baby box in Blackfoot in October.

A newborn baby girl was removed from the Safe Haven Baby Box at the Grove Creek Medical Center on Oct. 13 in Blackfoot. Officials say she was dead before she was placed in the box.

An 18-year-old has been arrested six weeks after a dead infant was found in a “baby box” at an Idaho hospital.

Idaho police say a teenager has been arrested in connection with the body of an infant found last month at a hospital in a box meant for people to anonymously give up a newborn