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Detroit Mom Released From Jail After Bond Lowered

DETROIT (WWJ) - A Detroit woman who was allegedly involved in a more than 12- hour standoff with police last week has been released on bond from Wayne County Jail. 

Police say Maryanne Godboldo refused to allow a Child Protective Services worker and a police escort into her home.

Godboldo talked to WWJ after her release.

"I want my daughter back, I want her back, because that is what I want. I would like to have her back, I would like that thank everyone in the community and my lawyers and Ron Scott for all of the wonderful things they have done for me, and I appreciate it," says Godboldo.

Fifty-eight-year-old Godboldo is facing several charges, including felonious assault , felony firearms, and resisting and  an officer.

"I am very, very excited to be out, I'm very concerned about my daughter, I've been reassured that she is fine. I am blessed that I am out and happy to be out, very happy to be out, thankful for all the wonderful, delightful people in the city of Detroit,"

Officials say the incident began after Child Protective Services arrived to take her 13-year-old daughter into custody at their west side home.

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