Mother faces trial for alleged abuse of her baby by former York City police officer

When police came to the daycare on Monday, Shoeman reportedly sent staff a text message saying her daughter's bruises were from the bathtub and that she had not cried when she fell.

According to court documents, investigators also alleged that Shoeman made other “implausible statements,” including that the girl was injured when she was knocked over by a family dog.

According to the charging documents, Shoeman was interviewed twice by a detective.

MORE: There will be increased police presence in schools on the West Coast after a shooting threat

MORE: Memorial service for York County firefighter killed in the line of duty on Saturday

MORE: Police try to identify man who allegedly issued counterfeit $20 bills in southern York County

During the second interview, police say Shoeman admitted that her initial statements were false. She allegedly told a police officer that she heard the baby crying while she was locked in the bathroom with Cugini.

Shoeman also allegedly told police that she left her daughter alone with Cugini in the months before the incident and that the girl suffered bruises and cuts. She claimed that Cugini told her the injuries were caused by the dog, charging documents say.