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Q: FILE - In this March 10, 2015, file photo, Dennis Nebus, right, of Boca Raton, sits in court with his lawyers May Cain and William Snihur, Jr., in a continuing legal battle with Heather Hironimus, the... (Associated Press) 
  
 FILE - In this March 10, 2015, file photo, Dennis Nebus, right, of Boca Raton, sits in court with his lawyers May Cain and William Snihur, Jr., in a continuing legal battle with Heather Hironimus, the... (Associated Press) 
  
 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A Florida woman who fled to avoid the circumcision of her son was arrested Thursday for contempt of court, her attorney said. 
  
 Heather Hironimus went missing with her 4-year-old child nearly three months ago, going into hiding as her long court battle against the surgery reached its climax. Though her defenders said she was simply doing what she could to protect a child portrayed as "scared to death" of the procedure, a judge issued a scalding rebuke for her refusal to appear in court, charging her with contempt and issuing an arrest warrant. 
  
 She was taken into custody Thursday, her attorney Thomas Hunker said, declining to release further details. Her name did not yet appear in inmate databases and calls to jail officials went unanswered. 
  
 Both sides are under a gag order in the case and Hunker did not disclose the whereabouts of the child. 
  
 Hironimus and the boy's father, Dennis Nebus, have been warring since her pregnancy. They were never married but share custody of their child, and in a parenting agreement filed in court, the two agreed to the boy's circumcision. The mother later changed her mind, though, giving way to a long legal battle. Circuit and appellate judges have sided with the father, but potential surgeons have backed out after failing to get the mother's consent and being targeted by anti-circumcision protesters. 
  
 Last month, out of options in state courts, Hunker filed a federal civil rights complaint on behalf of the child. No hearings have been held in that case yet. 
  
 Circumcision rates have fallen in the U.S., but a majority of boys still undergo the removal of their foreskin. Even so, a bubbling movement of so-called "intactivists" has made the case a rallying cry against a surgery they view as barbaric. 
  
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 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - 
  
 A South Florida woman who fled with her son while fighting to prevent his circumcision has been arrested. 
  
 Heather Hironimus was arrested Thursday in Deerfield Beach, Broward County jail records show. 
  
 In March, Palm Beach County Judge Jeffrey Gillen issued a warrant for her arrest after she failed to appear in court with her 4-year-old son. 
  
 Hironimus' attorney, Thomas Hunker, told Local 10 News that his client had checked into a domestic violence shelter with the boy. 
  
 "They sought refuge in a domestic violence crisis shelter and they're receiving help there," Hunker said after the warrant was issued. 
  
 Court documents show that Hironimus and the boy's father, Dennis Nebus, had a son together on Oct. 31, 2010. Although they never married, the couple is considered the legal and biological parents of the boy. 
  
 Hironimus and Nebus agreed to a circumcision in a 2012 legal document, but Hironimus later changed her mind and fought to prevent the boy's circumcision. Circuit and appellate judges have sided with the father. 
  
 Prior to her arrest, Hironimus' attorney filed an injunction in federal court to prevent the circumcision. 
  
 "He absolutely doesn't want it done," Tara Shipley, with the group South Florida Inactivists Unite, said. "Like any 4-year-old boy, he knows what is normal for his body, he's very attached to it and he's terrified of the procedure." 
  
 It wasn't immediately known how Hironimus was found or where she was staying, but Shipley defended the shelter's decision to take her in. 
  
 "They looked at her history," Shipley said. "They looked at the parenting agreement. They looked at some of Dennis' previous criminal history and they decided that she was a good candidate for the program." 
  
 With his mother in jail, the boy is believed to be in his father's care. Local 10 News reporter Todd Tongen knocked on Nebus' door, but nobody answered. A short time later, Nebus left the home without commenting. 
  
 Hironimus was being held in the main Broward County jail. She will likely be brought to Palm Beach County to face a charge of custody interference. 
  
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A Florida mom whose refusal to permit her son to be circumcised led her to go into hiding for nearly 3 months was arrested for contempt of court yesterday. Heather Hironimus has been battling with Dennis Nebus, the father of her 4-year-old son Chase, because Nebus wants Chase circumcised and she does not. Hironimus initially agreed the procedure could be done but later changed her mind, arguing it was not medically necessary. After a long legal battle, a judge in February ordered Hironimus to bring Chase to court and turn him over to his father to have the procedure done, but Hironimus didn't show up; her attorney said she had "sought refuge" Feb. 23 at a domestic violence shelter. In March, the same judge issued a warrant for her arrest. Broward County authorities took her into custody yesterday; she's now at the Broward County jail, the Palm Beach Post reports. Chase's location is not clear; the boy hasn't seen his father since Feb. 19, Local 10 reports. In March, Hironimus' lawyer asked the judge to consider giving Chase a mental health exam before moving forward, claiming the boy "is scared to death of the procedure and doesn't want it," the Sun Sentinel reported at the time. The judge refused and ordered Hironimus' arrest; he also specifically took issue with the fact that she had partnered with anti-circumcision "intactivists" that "plastered" Chase's name and picture "all over the Internet." While she was in hiding, Hironimus filed a federal lawsuit through her lawyer claiming circumcision would violate Chase's constitutional rights, the Sun Sentinel reported last month. (Potential surgeons in the case have backed out.)