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Police: Tampa Bay area mom made 'no attempt' to rescue 5-year-old after deadly chase ends with crash in pond

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Pamela Cabrera (Photos courtesy: Action News Jax) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A Florida mother has been charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of her 5-year-old daughter during a high-speed chase, officials said.The Fourth District State Attorney’s Office on Thursday filed formal charges against 32-year-old Pamela Cabrera, who Jacksonville police said kidnapped her daughter, Vanity Cabrera, at knifepoint late last month, Action News Jax reports.

When a police officer spotted her SUV at a red light, she sped away and led law enforcement on a high-speed chase.According to the news outlet, the chase lasted for about 30 miles, reaching speeds up to 90 miles per hour, before Cabrera crashed her vehicle into a retention pond along Interstate 95.

The child's body was found by divers outside of the SUV at the bottom of the pond. Cabrera got out of the vehicle, but officials said she made no attempt to rescue her daughter.5-year-old Vanity Cabrera (Photos courtesy: Action News Jax) Though the crash happened in Jacksonville, the arrest report showed Cabrera's driver's license as having an address in Lakeland.

However, court records show her last known address was actually in Tampa. She also had other residences listed throughout Hillsborough County over the past several years.

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