Investigators are reporting that they found more than 1,000 rounds of live ammunition inside of the home of a teen who reportedly had a “kill list” in her phone.

The St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office began investigating the student from West Gate K-8 in Port St. Lucie after someone notified them about the teen who had the names of 8 students whom she wanted to kill in her phone.

After the investigation on March 8th, authorities arrested the teen’s mother Brooke Hinkle for the deplorable conditions that the teenager lived in at her home.

According to the report, the child was forced to live in a home occupied by feces, roaches, and drugs.

In an updated report, authorities also say that they found multiple rounds of different caliber ammunition inside of girl’s home. They, however, could not locate any guns.

After further investigation, officials were told that the ammunition belonged to the teen’s father who passed away a few years ago.

Authorities say the mother sold all of the guns but kept the ammunition.

The mother has since been charged with child neglect, possession of cocaine, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

the teen was taken to the Department of Juvenile Justice.