LARGO, Fla. — The mother of the 2-year-old Largo boy that had been the subject of an Ambert Alert for several days has been arrested and charged in the boy's death. 
 
 Body of missing 2-year-old boy found in wooded area near Lake Avenue, McMullen Road 
 
 Charisse Stinson, 21, charged with 1st degree murder 
 
 Investigation ongoing 
 
 Body of missing Largo boy, 2, found 
 
 Charisse Stinson, 21, faces aggravated child abuse and first degree murder charges in connection with Jordan Belliveau's death. 
 
 A judge Wednesday afternoon set no bond for the murder charge and $500 on the child abuse charge. 
 
 #JordanBelliveau grandmother and great-aunts speak out after #CharisseStinson 1st appearance in court. Judge set no bond on murder charge; $500 on child abuse. @BN9 pic.twitter.com/m9kricVKIb — DaveJordanBN9 (@DaveJordanBN9) September 5, 2018 
 
 Jordan's grandmother, Jessica Belliveau, said she was pleased with the judge's ruling. 
 
 "She doesn't deserve a bond," Belliveau said. "Why should she be given a chance? My grandson wasn't given a chance." 
 
 Failure of the system 
 
 Meanwhile, the child's foster parents, who had custody of Jordan from January 2017 to May 2018, said the boy was "failed by the system." 
 
 "He flourished and grew in a community that loved him deeply," Sam Warren said. "Jordan was failed by the system." 
 
 During a news conference Wednesday morning, Largo Police Lt. Randall Chaney confirmed the charges and added multiple details of the case. 
 
 Chaney said Stinson acted alone in the boy's death and there was no one else involved. He added that police are searching for a person that may have come in contact with Stinson last Saturday evening at Largo Central Park. 
 
 Here’s a photo of the Warren’s with Jordan. This was his first birthday. 
 
 
 
 “We are devastated by his loss. But for a court order, he would still be safe in our home,” Sam said. “Promises that were made to us about how he would be protected after his return were broken.” @BN9 pic.twitter.com/Xmi91zLZYi — Jorja Roman (@JorjaRoman) September 5, 2018 
 
 Police added Stinson showed little emotion during her confession. 
 
 Largo Police converged on a wooded area near Lake Avenue and McMullen Booth Road late Tuesday afternoon. Shortly after, they made a short announcement confirming they had found the boy's body. 
 
 In an exclusive interview with Spectrum News conducted earlier Tuesday, Stinson, who did not want to be on camera, maintained her story that Jordan was abducted. 
 
 "There's a lot of concern because my son, we have DCF involved, but it is not towards me being a horrible parent or anything like that," Stinson said. "And I just really want people to know that I am a good mom. I am a good mother. I am a damn good mom." 
 
 Jordan was last seen in the area of Lake Avenue and East Bay Drive in Largo on Saturday. 
 
 Police: story was all a lie 
 
 According to police, Stinson told them she and her son were walking from their home Saturday evening when she accepted a ride from a stranger. She claimed that the man, named Antwan, attacked her and beat her unconscious. When she woke up in Largo Central Park, Jordan was gone, she said. 
 
 The story though was all a lie according to police, who added that Stinson's wounds were self-inflicted. 
 
 According to a police report, Stinson became upset with Jordan and struck the child across the face with the back of her hand. Police say the back of his head then hit a wall causing severe injuries. 
 
 He suffered seizures throughout the night, until he eventually died, authorities said. Police said Stinson then took the body to the wooded area and left the boy there. 
 
 Authorities said Jordan spent the majority of his life in foster care. He was taken away from Stinson at 3 months old, but she regained custody in May. 
 
 Police reports dating back to July of this year show a history of domestic violence between Jordan 's parents. 
 
 Also, Stinson is pregnant and due to give birth in December. It is not known who the father is. 
 
 An investigation is ongoing but police did say that it remains unknown if this weekend's discovery of bloody items at Stinson's apartment is related to the child's death. 
 
 Spectrum Bay News 9 reporter Dave Jordan contributed to this report. ||||| - Law enforcement officials announced Tuesday night they arrested the mother of a toddler whose body was found in a wooded area in Pinellas County. 
 
 The 2-year-old went missing over the weekend - and was the subject of an Amber Alert and massive search of the Largo area. 
 
 Largo police announced early Tuesday evening Jordan Belliveau had been found, but did not say if he was alive. In a press conference later that night, they said the toddler was found deceased and his mother was to blame. 
 
 Officials arrested and charged 21-year-old Charisse Stinson with first-degree murder in the death of her son. 
 
 Jordan's uncle, on the little boy's father's side, Stephon Davis told reporters he and his family suspected Jordan's mother was behind whatever happened to the little boy. 
 
 “We honestly knew it was her because of her past with us,” Davis said. 
 
 Meanwhile, family members gathered at a scene that was roped off by police. 
 
 FOX 13's Haley Hinds reports Jordan Belliveau's family became emotional after speaking with police at the scene, which is Lake Avenue and McMullen Road, on the north side of the Largo Sports Complex. 
 
 Largo police later confirmed that was the location where Belliveau's body was found, putting an end to a search that began early Sunday morning when Stinson reported her son missing. 
 
 Police said Stinson told them she accepted a ride Saturday night around 9:30 p.m. from a man named Antwan, in a white Toyota Camry, in the area of East Bay Drive near Belcher Road. 
 
 She said there was an altercation and she was knocked out. Four hours later, she told police she regained consciousness in Largo Central Park and her son was missing. 
 
 She told police she accepted the ride because she had a long walk ahead of her and Jordan was becoming too heavy to carry. 
 
 The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued an Amber Alert Sunday. Family members and volunteers climbed through bushes and scoured Largo Central Park Monday, searching for any sign of Jordan. 
 
 Police also released a sketch of Antwan, who was described as having dreadlocks and gold teeth. 
 
 "I just want everybody in the community to keep ahold of your kids. Don’t get in strange cars. I’m glad we got justice. I’m not sure if it’s Antwan, if that even exists, but if he [does], I hope he gets justice,” Davis said. 
 
 However, police said Antwan does not appear to exist. 
 
 Earlier Tuesday, Largo police released a video of a man at a 7-Eleven on East Bay Drive who they say may have spoken with Jordan's mother just after midnight Sunday. It was unclear if police were still searching for that person. 
 
 Davis said a vigil was being planned for 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Highland Recreation Complex at 400 Highland Drive NE in Largo. ||||| LARGO — The mother of a 2-year-old whose body was found in a wooded area Tuesday night admitted to hitting the child, causing seizures and resulting in his death. 
 
 According to the arrest affidavit, 21-year-old Charisse Stinson told police during questioning that she struck 2-year-old Jordan Belliveau in the face "during a moment of frustration" after the child suffered an "unexplained, serious injury" to his right leg. 
 
 She told police she struck the child in the face with the back of her hand Saturday night, causing his head to strike a wall in her home. 
 
 The blow caused the child to have seizures during the night, according to the affidavit. 
 
 As the child’s condition deteriorated on Sunday, according to the report, Stinson took the child to a wooded area during the night and left him there. 
 
 Injuries found on the child’s body are consistent with Stinson’s statement, according to the affidavit. 
 
 Stinson is being held without bail at the Pinellas County Jail and faces a charge of first-degree murder. She is scheduled to have a first appearance in court today. 
 
 Stinson’s arrest ended a two-day search for the child, who was reported missing Sunday morning when she first called 911. 
 
 For more than 60 hours, police scoured nearby woods, divers searched ponds and investigators hauled away dumpsters around the mother’s apartment. 
 
 Police released a sketch of a man the mother claimed had offered her and Jordan a ride Saturday night, then struck her in the face. She told police the next thing she knew, she woke up in Largo Central Park and the child was missing. Police released a gas station surveillance video of a possible witness in the case. 
 
 The child’s body was found late Tuesday afternoon in the woods east of Lake Avenue NE and McMullen Road, behind a baseball field at the Largo Sports Complex. 
 
 This is a developing story. Stay with tampabay.com for updates. 
 
 Times staff writers Zachary T. Sampson and Josh Solomon contributed to this report. 
 
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 Largo police release sketch of man sought in disappearance of 2-year-old boy ||||| When Charisse Stinson reported her 2-year-old son missing in the Tampa Bay area of Florida on Sunday, she told the police that a man who had offered her a ride had beaten her unconscious and taken her child. 
 
 But Ms. Stinson, 21, later admitted to leaving the child in a nearby wooded area after she hit him in frustration and his “health declined,” the police said in an arrest affidavit. The boy, Jordan Belliveau, died, and Ms. Stinson was arrested Tuesday and charged with aggravated child abuse and first-degree murder. 
 
 In the affidavit, the police said that Ms. Stinson admitted growing frustrated with her son after he hurt his leg and hitting him in the face with the back of her hand early Sunday morning. The boy’s head hit the wall, and he started having seizures. 
 
 Eventually, Ms. Stinson decided to leave him in the wooded area in Largo, near Lake Avenue and McMullen Road, according to the affidavit, where his body was found. The police said the boy’s injuries were consistent with Ms. Stinson’s admission, and called off an Amber Alert for the child on Tuesday after his body was found.
– Police searched woods, divers searched ponds, and a sketch of an apparent suspect spread across social media. All this in the 60 hours after Charisse Stinson reported her 2-year-old son missing early Sunday, claiming he'd been taken by a man who offered her a ride before knocking her unconscious. But there was no "Antwan" in a white Toyota Camry with dreadlocks and gold teeth, according to police, who arrested 21-year-old Stinson on first-degree murder charges Tuesday, reports the New York Times. Hours after Stinson told Spectrum News she was "a damn good mom," the body of Jordan Belliveau was discovered in a wooded area behind a baseball field in Largo, Fla., and police say his pregnant mother admitted to putting him there, per the Tampa Bay Times. Stinson said she struck the boy in the face, causing his head to hit a wall, "during a moment of frustration" after an "unexplained, serious injury" to his right leg, per an arrest affidavit. After the boy suffered repeated seizures, Stinson brought him to the wooded area Sunday and departed without him, police say. Describing Stinson as a "struggling single mother," police on Monday had noted that bloody items in her apartment might've been from an accident that required Jordan to get stitches. Despite that, "we honestly knew it was her because of her past with us," an uncle of the boy tells Fox 13. Per Spectrum News, Jordan was put in foster care at 3 months old but returned to Stinson in May. An autopsy of the boy is scheduled for Wednesday.