This was not your typical mother-daughter outing. Instead, police in Westmoreland County, Pa., say a county children's welfare employee saw an adult daughter shooting heroin into her mother's arm while the two were parked at a gas pump at Sheetz with a 6-month-old boy sat in the back seat of the vehicle. All this, according to WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh.

Suspects in the case are identified as Karen Gillespie, 43, of Latrobe, and her daughter, Courtney Jording, 23, of New Derry. Both remained in the Westmoreland County Prison on Thursday, each of them unable to post $10,000 bond following the Wednesday morning incident in Greensburg, Pa.

Details from WTAE:

Police say Jording's son was in the backseat with a wet diaper and was not properly restrained in a child safety seat. Officers say there were no clean clothing or diapers in the car -- but they did find 41 stamp bags of heroin and 16 used stamp bags.

The baby is staying with his paternal grandparents.

"We're thankful for the person who called. We're thankful we got there quickly and were able to stop them before they got back on the road and hurt someone or hurt the baby," Greensburg Police Capt. Chad Zucco said.

"It shows people what addiction will do. Not just the fact that they were in a busy parking lot, but having a child in the back seat. Obviously, they had disregard for the child," Zucco added.