A woman facing charges in Florida for allegedly poisoning an infant boy with antifreeze in February has been apprehended in Georgia this month.

On February 12, the mother of the 11-month-old reportedly left him with 59-year-old Anna Adamo, along with two small bottles of breast milk and some packaged solid food. According to WPBF, the mother said she had breastfed her infant just before dropping him off and noted that Adamo assured her throughout the day that the baby was doing well.

In the afternoon, Adamo allegedly messaged the mother, mentioning that her son seemed tired and asked if he could take a nap. Roughly an hour later, when the grandmother came to collect him, she reportedly observed that he appeared unusually drowsy and quickly fell asleep.

WPBF reported the grandmother informed detectives that the infant slept for two hours before the mother arrived to pick him up. She mentioned that the baby did not eat while under her care.

The mother further noted that her child appeared lethargic, struggling to keep his head upright when transferring between car seats. WPBF detailed that he later vomited a clear, odorous, and sticky substance.

The 11-month-old boy was taken to the hospital in Okeechobee, where staff initially suspected he had the flu or pneumonia. He was moved to the hospital’s intensive care unit — where he was intubated and went into full cardiac arrest. Doctors also performed CPR on him for 10 minutes, according to WPBF.

The boy was ultimately moved to a hospital in Miami, where his urine was tested for oxidized crystal. The test allegedly came back positive, leading doctors to determine he was poisoned with antifreeze. The boy was also tested for a genetic disorder that would have led to oxidized crystals in his system. Testing indicated that he did not have that genetic disorder, authorities said.

The boy was released from the hospital a week later. Meanwhile, Adamo reportedly told police that she only fed him a 1-ounce bottle of milk — contradicting his mother’s claims that she gave two 3.5-ounce bottles of milk.

According to WPBF, investigators also debunked Adamo’s claim that her husband did not come home for lunch on February 12. While Adamo’s husband works at a car parts store, Adamo told detectives that he did not have contact with the victim.

Adamo allegedly also told Okeechobee police that she never took the victim into the garage. Further, the mother said her son was not yet walking or crawling and was unable to feed himself.

WPBF reported that Adamo ended the interview after she was confronted with similar antifreeze poisoning allegations from 2014. In that case, a 6-month-old in Adamo’s care was allegedly hospitalized for exposure to antifreeze or a household cleaner. The baby was placed on life support — and testing also suggested he had been poisoned. However, no criminal charges were filed against Adamo.

In the latest case, police executed a search warrant and discovered jugs of antifreeze in the garage. Fingerprints recovered from the containers are in the process of being identified. WPBF reported that police are also trying to find a lab that will test vomit on the victim’s blanket for poison.

WPEC reported that officers located Adamo in Georgia on October 3. She was extradited to Florida, where she was jailed on $600,00 bond.

Adamo was charged with child abuse, attempted first-degree murder, and adulterating food or drink. WPTV reported that she was released on bond on Wednesday.

In an interview with the news outlet, Adamo’s 23-year-old son said he “was not surprised” about the allegations against his mother — who he called a “monster.”

“She should be in prison,” he also commented. “I am glad that there is something in place to prevent her from watching children until she’s convicted.”

[Feature Photo: Okeechobee police]