An Eagle Mountain couple has been sentenced to three years of probation after being found guilty of exposing their children to drugs. The sentencing occurred in a local court where the couple faced serious charges regarding the welfare of their children. The case drew attention from community members and child welfare advocates concerned about the safety of minors in similar situations. According to court documents, authorities discovered that the couple had been using illegal substances in the presence of their children. This exposure raised significant concerns about the potential risks and harm to the children's physical and mental health. The couple was reported to the authorities after neighbors expressed concerns about the environment in which the children were being raised. During the proceedings, the prosecution highlighted the importance of ensuring a safe and healthy environment for children. They argued that the couple's actions not only endangered their own children but also set a troubling example for other families in the community. The defense, however, argued for leniency, citing the couple's willingness to seek help and address their substance use issues. Ultimately, the court decided that probation was the appropriate sentence, allowing the couple the opportunity to reform while still holding them accountable for their actions. As part of their probation, the couple will be required to undergo drug counseling and comply with regular check-ins with probation officers. Additionally, they will be monitored to ensure that their children are placed in a safe environment. This case serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges surrounding substance abuse and its impact on families. Local child welfare agencies emphasize the importance of community vigilance in identifying and reporting situations where children's welfare may be at risk. The hope is that through support and intervention, families can receive the help they need to create a safer environment for their children.