Last year, Shanesha Taylor ripped through headlines after leaving her six-month-old and two-year-old children in a hot vehicle to go on a job interview. Well, as of Friday, May 15th, Taylor have been sentenced by the Maricopa County courts and it is a pretty hefty price to pay.

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Taylor, 35, had found herself in a compromising position last year. With no babysitter and a job interview, the mom of two decided to leave her children in a car on a steaming hot day, and enter the State Farm insurance office while she sought out employment.

After her mugshot went viral, the world began to feel bad for the woman, which acted in the result of a lucrative crowd-funded campaign. Hard-working individuals were able to raise $100,000 for Taylor and her family, but that’s where is all went wrong. She agreed to pay off bills and then put some money aside for her children’s future, however, she did everything but, and landed herself back in the big seat.

Since not following the rules is Taylor’s thing mid-march she plead guilty to a lesser charge of child abuse, and now, a Maricopa County judge has handed down a sentence. The Arizona mom was given 18 years of supervised probation, a completion of parenting classes as well as entering into a domestic violence treatment program.

I think she will get it together now.

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