text: Nguyen, 46, was found at Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo, Michigan. She has been charged with neglect of a dependent and drug possession. She reportedly had a prescription drug in her possession that she said was given to her by a friend for back pain, police said.
  She also reportedly said that she’d called a plumber to fix the pipe that broke Friday. The home is located in the 1100 block of Camelot Manor in Portage.
  The newspaper reports that Nguyen worked at a nail salon where it was not uncommon for her to not show up for her shift. A relative, who also works at the nail salon, sometimes helps the children.
  The oldest child told police his father was “away on vacation in California, and Nguyen has forbidden the children from contacting him, the paper reported.
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