The case against a Sharon mom whose 6-month-old child tested positive for multiple drugs has been sent to Mercer County Common Pleas Court where she could face trial.

Quinn Krivosh, 29, waived a hearing scheduled on Wednesday before a district magistrate, and had one count of child endangering held for Common Pleas Court Judge Ronald Amrhein. A formal arraignment is scheduled for June 17.

Sharon Police were dispatched to a home on Bechtol Avenue on Feb. 25 for a report of a 6-month-old child in cardiac arrest. Officers performed CPR on the infant, identified in an affidavit as S.K.

According to the affidavit, paramedics administered Narcan while transporting the child to a hospital, noting signs of an opioid overdose. The child reportedly became alert and began breathing again after the Narcan was administered.

Hospital staff later informed officers that the child was being transferred to Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Subsequent blood tests revealed the infant tested positive for fentanyl, cocaine, and several other substances, including metabolites of those drugs, as well as diphenhydramine, ondansetron, lidocaine, and quinine or quinidine.

Police stated in the affidavit that they attempted to interview Krivosh, multiple times between Feb. 26 and March 4, but she was uncooperative.