1,000 Lb. Sisters Star Tammy Slaton Picked Up Amy's Children Following Arrest on Drug, Child Endange

reality star Amy Slayton has been released from police custody and her children were picked up by Amy's sister and 1,000 Elby sisters co-star Tammy Slayton following Amy's arrest po has learned a law enforcement Source confirmed Wednesday that Tammy picked up her sister's two young children after Amy was taken into custody Monday September 3 on drug and child endangerment charges at the Tennessee Safari Park Zoo in Alamo The Source could not confirm whether Tammy picked up the children at the zoo or later in the afternoon at the Crockett County Sheriff's Office Amy 36 shares Sons Gage Dion four and Glenn Allen two with her ex-husband Michael Halterman who filed for divorce in March 2023 the 1,000 Elby sister star was released on a $10,000 Bond on the afternoon of TW September 4 alongside Brian Scott L the two were picked up by Amy's brother Chris Colmes and were seen holding hands leaving police custody The Source says Amy and L both faced charges of illegal possession of schedule I illegal possession of schedule VI and two counts of child endangerment according to the Sheriff's Department officers arrived at the zoo to respond to a call about a visitor possibly being bitten by a camel stepen Sutton a spokesperson with the Crockett County Sheriff's Department told P Ole on Tuesday that Amy received on-site medical attention before being taken into custody TNC published a photograph Tuesday that shows Amy being treated on a stretcher by Crockett County EMS officials officers responding to the scene allegedly discovered what they believed to be mushrooms and what they believed to be marijuana inside slayton's vehicle Sutton said Sutton alleged that after officers smelled marijuana coming from the car they saw drugs out in plain sight and searched the vehicle people reported Tuesday that slayton's children were placed in a family member's custody following their mother's arrest on Monday it's not immediately clear if that family member is Tammy the Tennessee Department of Child Services will now investigate their parenting situation the charges and allegations referenced in this release are merely accusations of criminal conduct and not evidence the sheriff Department said in a Facebook post earlier this week the defendant is Presumed Innocent unless and until proven guilty Beyond A Reasonable Doubt and convicted through due process of law