Bad Parenting

The year’s not over yet, but it’s safe to say that Monica Say is out of the running for mom of the year. Police say Say was caught driving drunk in a car with her two sons, ages 2 and 4, inside. What’s more, they say she had an open bottle of rum in a diaper bag. Hopefully for her, and not the kids. Police say he blood-alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit for drunkenness.

Steve Russo -- a 35-year-old father from Pennsylvania -- allegedly held a party for his 17 year old son that involved rum, vodka and a stripper's pole in his basement. Police say there was even photos posted on Facebook. Russo has pleaded guilty to giving booze to minors, endangering the welfare of children and corruption of minors.

Pennsylvania police say John Forehand signed up for Facebook under the name "Bad Daddy" to track his own daughter, who he hadn't seen in 10 years. Police say he was interested in a different kind of touching reunion with the 13-year-old girl, describing sex acts to her as he asked for a meeting.

Police say Lorri Compo was watching her 1-year-old grandson when she and four others were arrested in a meth bust -- and the baby was later found with drugs in his diaper.

With a three-year-old in the backseat, a Fla. mom allegedly robbed a Wendy's, led police on a high speed chase, and was smoking crack when they took her out of the car.

A Texas mom was allegedly caught on hospital surveillance camera putting human waste into her little girl's intravenous line. A lawyer for the woman told the Austin American-Statesman that "as the facts unfold, the impression people have of this young woman will change for the better."

Phoenix police say Cynthia Robertson led her two sons (the youngest, just 12 years old) in a crime spree, committing some 40 robberies on pedestrians. Mom, they say, allegedly drove the getaway car and was the brains behind the operation.

What do you do when you're too drunk to drive? Tampa police allege that Adrian Kegler put his 12-year-old boy at the wheel of their SUV, before they crashed into a woman in her eighth month of pregnancy.

A jury found William Cunningham guilty of poisoning his seven kids (the youngest 18 months old) by putting lighter fluid and other poisonous things in their Campbell's Soup, hoping to sue the manufacturer. He now faces a 100-year sentence.

Here's one way to make 'em listen: W. Va. police are accusing Christina Ann Snyder and her husband of shooting four kids in their care with BBs and bottle rockets.