In a shocking incident that took place at a Walmart store in Mississippi, a 26-year-old woman, Kambria Gabrielle Darby, was arrested and charged with child neglect after she was found shopping with her toddler wearing only a diaper in freezing temperatures. The incident quickly went viral after a Walmart employee posted a video of the confrontation online.

According to reports, police received a call around 10:30 a.m. on January 17 about a woman with a partially dressed child in the store's parking lot. Upon arriving at the scene, authorities found Darby and her child. The video showed Darby being confronted by other shoppers as she made her way through the store, even tossing a bag of frozen vegetables which hit her shivering child.

Following the incident, Darby's family came forward to defend her, stating that they had never seen any evidence of her being a bad mother. Marie Darby Pickens, Darby's great-aunt and a retired social worker, expressed her belief that there may be more to the story. She mentioned that sometimes children can be difficult when it comes to putting on clothes and suggested that Darby might have been in a rush.

Pickens also mentioned a time when Darby brought her three children to see their great-great grandmother before she passed away, noting that Darby and the kids acted appropriately during the visit. However, she emphasized that while poor judgment was shown in this incident, it should not define Darby's parenting abilities. Pickens urged the public to consider hearing Darby's side of the story and cautioned against jumping to conclusions.

Meanwhile, Darby's mother, Lakiisha Darby, refused to comment on the situation and abruptly ended a call with a reporter when the sound of young children could be heard in the background.

After being released from jail, Darby took to social media to defend her actions, claiming that she had proof of her parenting fitness in the form of photos of meals she had cooked for her children. She expressed distress over what she called a "deformation [sic] of character" and compared her treatment at Walmart to that of Jesus.

The child involved in the incident was later released to an approved relative after being checked by EMS crews and Child Protection Services. The authorities are continuing their investigation into the case.

While the details surrounding the incident remain unclear, this shocking incident has ignited a debate about parenting and the responsibility of caregivers in ensuring the safety and well-being of their children.