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DANVERS, Mass. --Two teenage girls face charges after Massachusetts police say they put an infant they were baby-sitting inside a refrigerator and closed the door.The girls were released to their parents after their arraignments Tuesday in juvenile court on charges of child endangerment and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Their names were not made public because of their ages.Police became aware of the Monday night incident after they were sent a video that had been posted to Snapchat of th adidas campus e child crying and the girls laughing. The girls were baby-sitting for a family in Danvers. The baby s mother told CBS Boston she was angry but does not think the girls intended to harm the infant. I didn t understand why they would do that. I didn t know and the stanley cup y didn t tell me. I was very angry, the baby s mother said. The mother said her child is fine. More from CBS News 2 Ohio officers involved in Black man s death charged with reckless homicide Serial sperm donors capitalize on lack of regulation, creating risks nike dunk