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In North Carolina, Jose Morin Caucedo is charged with child abuse. He remains in Forsyth County Jail.
Jose Morin Caucedo, 30, of North Carolina, is charged with felony child abuse. His ten month-old infant son was diagnosed with a fractured skull and brain trauma after EMS transferred the baby to a local emergency department. Mr. Caucedo remains in the Forsyth County Jail.
Approximately 80% of abusers do not admit they abuse their victims. However, generally the explanation of events provided by abusers often does not match the true mechanism of injury, injury pattern and victim outcome.
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