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Texas woman arrested after toddlers found 'hogtied,' caged and 'heavily soiled'

Priscilla Ann Salais, 37, is charged with two counts of child endangerment

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A 37-year-old San Antonio, Texas, woman was arrested in connection with two toddlers being tied up inside a home.

A 1-year-old little girl was bound by her hands and feet "hogtied" with a black eye and bloody lip. A 2-year-old little boy was in an enclosed playpen "like a cage," Police Chief William McManus told FOX 29. The discovery was made Sunday after a woman called 911 asking for help checking on her grandchildren in a locked bedroom, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by KSAT 12 News.

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"Both children were heavily soiled, were crying. Both children were taken into custody and turned over to CPS," Chief McManus added.

Priscilla Ann Salais, identified as the children's temporary guardian, was taken into custody Tuesday, according to online arrest records. She has been charged with two counts of child endangerment. 

Salais was reportedly given temporary custody after the children were removed from their parents by the state due to concerns of physical abuse.

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Priscilla Ann Salais, 37, was taken into custody on two counts of endangering a child

Priscilla Ann Salais, 37, was taken into custody on two counts of endangering a child (Bexar County Sheriff’s Office)

"Child endangerment carries a maximum sentence of two years, but I’ll tell you I – what she did to these children is I mean it’s unforgivable," Chief McManus said as he shook his head. "Two years seems like nothing compared to what she did to these children."

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Another baby is also believed to live in the same home the two children were found, but was located with a different family member at a different household, according to a spokesperson for Child Protective Services.

The two toddlers were taken to the hospital and are now under CPS care.