Texas woman gets prison in baby death SAN ANTONIO, March 18 (UPI) -- A young Texas woman was given 12 years in prison for leaving her dead baby in front of a fire station. Julie Navejar, 18, asked for probation at Friday's hearing in San Antonio but prosecutors said Navejar's history of drug use plus the neglect and physical abuse suffered by the infant warranted time behind bars. Jayda De La Rosa was 7 weeks old when she died in 2009 and was left outside a fire house where a dispatcher discovered the body while picking up the morning newspaper, the San Antonio Express said. "Because of not wanting [Jayda], she didn't take care of her," prosecutor Carla Riedl said in court. She chose to act like an adult and have a baby. If she wanted to act like an adult, she should be treated like an adult. Navejar pleaded no contest to a charge of causing injury to a child by omission under a plea bargain that avoided a potential 20-year sentence.