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In Ohio, Day care child abuser gets 80 years | Daycare Injury

Thu, 10 May 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Reportedly, a Mason man will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for molesting boys at his mother’s in-home day care and sharing photos of the abuse over the Internet.
A federal judge reportedly sentenced Andrew Keith, 29, to 80 years in prison Wednesday for producing and sharing child pornography.
Prosecutors reportedly say Keith used his mother’s West Chester day care as a “personal hunting ground for victims” and routinely photographed the boys while he abused them. Keith pleaded guilty last year to 15 counts related to child pornography.
He reportedly faced a minimum 30-year prison sentence and had asked U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott to consider such a sentence. An evaluation of Keith found he had been abused as a child and his attorneys said that could qualify him for a lesser sentence.
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In Oklahoma, Child abuse charges filed: Daycare workers accused of feeding toddler hot sauce | Daycare Injury

Thu, 10 May 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Two Creek Nation daycare workers were reportedly charged with child abuse after police said they put hot sauce on a toddler's plate of green beans and then laughed as the child screamed and cried after eating the meal.
Tracy Owens, 36, of Boley, and Rosie Hicks, 49, of Okemah, were charged last week in Okfuskee County District Court. Owens was charged with child abuse by injury, and Hicks faces two counts of child abuse by injury, court records show.
The women reportedly do not have published telephone numbers and could not be reached for comment.
A woman reportedly answering the phone at the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Child Development Center declined to comment on the allegations.

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In Missouri, Fox Files Investigates: Daycare Dangers | Daycare Injury

Thu, 10 May 2012 08:00:00 GMT

*Excerpt taken from article found here*
We found Daycare Dangers is a problem without boundaries. It’s not only in the City, but also in the suburbs. It’s in private homes and big fancy centers.
In one example, we found video of an assault inside Mary Margaret Daycare and Learning Center in South City. It shows the aftermath of a childcare worker who called her brother to settle a score with another worker. The assault played out right in front of the kids. You can see a man slam a daycare worker to the floor and grab a chair to smash her with it. Kids appear to to watch everything, yet they’re virtually ignored until the melee ends. The daycare director and another worker later whisk them away.
That January, 2012 at Mary Margaret on 4040 S Broadway. It was one of 10 violations Missouri investigators documented since 2011, including two different teachers who ‘got into it’ in front of the kids. Inspection reports describe one teacher performing a mock exorcism yelling to ‘get the demons out’ of a teacher she didn`t like.
(Reporter confrontation) My name’s Chris Hayes with Fox 2. I want to talk with you about your inspection reports.
(Director) What inspection reports?
(Hayes) Somebody who reads these might think this is a violent and hostile place.
(Director) (pause) I don’t know what you’re talking about. You’re getting your information from the wrong side of the street.
(Hayes) From the State of Missouri licensing. (Director) And I’m asking you to please leave my property.
Mother Jen Ladlie sensed something was wrong with an Overland daycare, but she never imagined what we showed her in the inspection reports.
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In Illinois, Cops, DCFS investigate death of 4-month-old Mount Prospect girl | Daycare Injury

Thu, 10 May 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Anna Belle reportedly suffered unknown injuries at a day care center in the 4200 block of Crimson Drive in Hoffman Estates, according to the medical examiner's office. Police described the building at the Crimson Drive address as a residence.
"I don't have any comments right now," said a male who answered the telephone at the child's home Sunday afternoon.
Police reportedly went to the day care center at 10:19 a.m. on Wednesday after paramedics were called because of a baby not breathing and not awake, said Hoffman Estates Police spokesman Darin Felgenhauer. Police are investigating Anna Belle's death, but Felgenhauer declined to say anything else about the circumstances because it is under investigation.

Hoffman Estates Mayor Bill McLeod said the child was unconscious inside the private residence which is also a daycare facility.“There was no outward signs of trauma’’ on the child, McLeod said.

The mayor reportedly said he did not know who found the child or where in the residence she was found.

No one else reportedly was hurt, McLeod said.

An autopsy was reportedly not performed Sunday but is scheduled for Monday, according to a spokesman for the medical examiner's office.
Department of Children and Family Services spokesman Jimmie Whitelow said the agency is investigating allegations that the child was abused at an unlicensed daycare center at the Crimson Drive address.
"DCFS has had prior contact with the alleged perpetrator on an unfounded allegation of abuse in May of 2010 for a different child," Whitelow said.
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In Oklahoma, Day Care Workers Face Abuse Charges Over Hot Sauce Incident | Day Care Injury

Fri, 20 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Two daycare workers in Oklahoma are reportedly under arrest for allegedly giving hot sauce to a toddler. Rosie Hicks and Tracy Owens have been charged
with child abuse.
Court documents say the women reportedly deliberately fed a 13-month-old habanero sauce and didn’t give him anything to drink when his mouth started burning. People who take their kids to the daycare say they’re reportedly shocked.
“Shocked, totally shocked,” said grandparent Brenda Chafin.
Human Services workers reportedly alerted police to the incident and that sparked a police investigation. Investigators watched surveillance video of the incident and says Hicks laughs as the boy cries in pain.
Court documents say that Tracy Owens reportedly told police she left the day care and went to a nearby grocery store and bought the habanero sauce. Owens says Hicks advised her to buy the sauce and she’s not sure why she went along with it.
When police reportedly interviewed Hicks, she admitted to everything. She says she knew it was wrong but she did it because of stress at work.
Some parents say there’s no excuse.
“If you don’t like your job, don’t work there you know? said parent, Kaitlin Chaffin. “Don’t take it out on little kids.”
Chafin’s mother reportedly agrees.
“When you leave your child with some place like that, you are trusting those people to take as good a care of them,” said Brenda Chafin.

The boy’s grandfather reportedly says the child was at the school about four months before the incident happened. He now attends a different daycare.

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In Virginia, Henrico daycare under fire for child abuse | Daycare Injury

Fri, 20 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

The Department of Social Services reportedly says they are investigating a complaint against Rejoice Christian Center Daycare – a facility that cares for children with special needs.
Five-year-old Zayante Greene loves to play with his toy cars. He also loves his family especially his grandmother Selma Mitchell who right now can't bear the thought that her grandson was allegedly abused at day care.
"I was furious, I was ready to leave my job get in my car and go confront this woman because you to do this to a child is ridiculous," Mitchell said.
The family reportedly says they found out when social services paid them a visit this week by leaving this card at the door with a handwritten note on the back saying "give me a call".
"Someone called her anonymously and let her know that one of the teachers at the day care kicked him in the stomach and hit him on top of his head with a plastic bottle," said Zayante's mother, Nekeisha Greene.
Zayante's family reportedly says there were no marks on his body, no indication of physical pain.
But now this family is in pain and wants to get to the bottom of the allegations.

Reportedly, according to the DSS, this investigation is not the first. Records reportedly show back in 2007, a staff member at the day care got in trouble for inappropriately verbally reprimanding a child.

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In Illinois, Owner of daycare where toddler killed dies day before her trial on obstruction of justice | Day Care Injury

Wed, 18 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

The owner of a Lincolnshire daycare center where a toddler was reportedly murdered in 2009 died of cancer-related heart failure a day before she was to stand trial on charges she coached her employees to lie to police.

Judith Katz, 67, was reportedly charged with obstruction of justice after being accused of telling her employees to lie about staffing levels to police investigating the death of 16-month-old Benjamin Kingan.

Katz, who was reportedly diagnosed with cervical cancer shortly after being indicted, died Sunday at her Arlington Heights home, according to her attorney.

Though Katz had been reportedly scheduled to go on trial Monday on that charge, defense attorney Jack Carriglio instead reported her death to Lake County Judge John Phillips.

“The complications of cancer brought about heart failure,” Carriglio said during the brief hearing.

Katz had been in failing health, appearing in court Friday in a wheelchair and accompanied by a nurse for her final pre-trial hearing.

“She’s been fighting this for a long time,” Carriglio said.

Prosecutors said they also had confirmed that Katz died Sunday.

Phillips indicated he would formally dismiss the charge after receiving a copy of Katz’s death certificate.

Authorities said Katz instructed employees at the Minee Subee daycare center to tell police two workers were present on Jan. 14, 2009, when Benjamin suffered fatal head injuries so it appeared the center was following state staffing requirements. Police, however, concluded only worker was in the room.

Daycare worker Melissa Calusinki was convicted last year of first-degree murder after a jury determined she hurled the Deerfield boy to the floor when he became fussy. She received a 31-year prison term.

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In California, Father gets 6 months in jail for child abuse | Child Abuse

Wed, 21 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A 20-year-old Hesperia father was reportedly sentenced to six months in jail for abusing his 2-month-old boy.
Gilberto Beltran reportedly accepted the prosecution’s offer and pleaded guilty to one felony count of child abuse. Victorville Superior Court Judge John Tomberlin sentenced him Friday.
Tomberlin reportedly put Beltran on four-year probation and ordered him to complete a child abuse prevention and anger management programs.

In December, the baby’s grandmother reportedly heard a cracking sound from the child’s back and urged 20-year-old mother, Karina Venegas, to take the boy to the emergency room, according to sheriff’s officials. Doctors reported signs of ongoing child abuse, such as broken ribs and a broken clavicle.

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In Colorado, Former Broomfield day care owners sentenced to jail for misdemeanor child abuse | Daycare Injury

Wed, 21 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

The former owners and operators of an in-home Broomfield child care center on Friday were both reportedly sentenced to jail terms for what some of their former clients called the "intentional and malicious" abuse of their children.
Cheryl and Richard Nicaise on Jan. 27, as part of a deal with prosecutors, reportedly separately pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges of child abuse, knowingly or recklessly, without injury. In exchange for their pleas, 16 counts of misdemeanor child abuse were dropped. On Friday, Broomfield District Court Judge Amy Bockman sentenced Cheryl Nicaise to one year and Richard Nicaise to nine months in Broomfield County jail.

The Nicaises were reportedly caring for as many as 16 children -- 10 more than their state day care license allowed -- most younger than 2, and kept as many as 14 of them sleeping in car seats in a darkened room, according to police reports.

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In Nebraska, How your old shoes can "stomp" out child abuse | Child Abuse

Tue, 20 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A Norfolk, Nebraska-based organization reportedly has an idea for what to do with those gently used shoes in your closet that you no longer wear. The Norfolk Council for Family Empowerment is coordinating a shoe drive as part of a display for the month of April, which is designated as Child Abuse Prevention Month.
The goal of the shoe drive is to reportedly collect 450 pairs of shoes, which represents the number of child abuse cases that is investigated in Northeast Nebraska alone each year. Once the shoes are collected, they will be on display at the Sunset Plaza Mall in Norfolk during the month of April. Shoes can be dropped off at Gobbs and Gobs of Fun, the YMCA and Parent to Parent Network in Norfolk and the 4H facility in Wisner.

Waste Connections will also be collecting the shoes reportedly along their regular Thursday recycling collection route this week. Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts in Norfolk will also provide a community service by picking up. Following the event, area organizations will be contacted to locate youth and families who are need of shoes.

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In Washington, Governor signs child abuse reporting bill into law | Daycare Injury

Tue, 20 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Most college and university personnel reportedly will soon be required to report suspected cases of child abuse to the authorities.
A bill reportedly signed into law Monday by Gov. Chris Gregoire adds university administrative, academic and athletic staff to the list of those required to report suspected child abuse to the Department of Social and Health Services or to police.
The law will reportedly go into effect in June.
Police officers, daycare workers, school employees, doctors and nurses are reportedly among those who already have the reporting requirement.

Those required to report suspected child abuse can be charged with a gross misdemeanor for not doing so.

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In Nebraska, Woman accused of abusing child at her day care | Daycare Injury

Mon, 19 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Reportedly, a Lincoln woman has temporarily lost her day care license after police say a boy in her care was found with suspicious bruises.
The state Department of Health and Human Services reportedly suspended the license of Sonja M. Merrick, 5268 W. Redberry Lane, effective immediately, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.
"As long as her license is suspended, she cannot provide child care to any children other than her own," HHS spokeswoman Marla Augustine said reportedly in a news release.
Lincoln Police Officer Katie Flood reportedly said an officer cited Merrick, 42, on March 2. Court records do not list any charges filed.
The injured 2-year-old boy reportedly had bruising that "was consistent with an adult squeezing or holding down the waist area of the victim from the front, leaving thumb/finger-sized bruises on either side of the waist," Flood said.

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In Ohio, Alleged beating at local daycare under investigation | Daycare Injury

Fri, 16 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Reportedly, an alleged beating at a local daycare center remains under investigation by the Montgomery County Sheriff’s office.
The sheriff’s office has reportedly confirmed that deputies were dispatched to Debbye’s Darling Daycare and Learning Center Too, located at 9328 Ohio 48 (Dayton-Lebanon Pike), on Tuesday afternoon in response to a complaint that a child there had been treated roughly.
The Dayton Daily News has reportedly learned that an incident report has been filed with the state. Sheriff’s investigators spent Tuesday afternoon and evening questioning the daycare worker accused of causing bruises to the hands of a 3-year-old boy who goes to the center a few times a week.

The child’s family is reportedly alleging the employee caused significant bruising to the child’s hand while being disciplined. He had complained that his hands hurt, and one of his teachers hit him with a stick.

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In Arizona, Jury finds grandfather guilty of child abuse in Grand Canyon hikes | Child Abuse

Fri, 16 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Reportedly, an Arizona jury on Wednesday found a man guilty of child abuse for forcing his grandsons on grueling hikes in the Grand Canyon in searing August heat even as the boys threw up and two of them repeatedly fell because of cramping.
The jury reportedly found 45-year-old Christopher Alan Carlson of Indianapolis guilty of three of six charges of child abuse stemming from the hikes on Aug. 15 and Aug. 28, when his three grandsons were 8, 9 and 12. Each hike lasted more than 15 miles.
Carlson reportedly could face life in prison when he is sentenced June 1.

In Missouri, Few witnesses, lack of provider insurance leave grieving families in a bind | Daycare Injury

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

On a spring day in 2010, 17 members of Mason Beach's family reportedly crammed into the living room of his uncle's O'Fallon, Mo., home and set their attention on an invited guest, St. Charles County Prosecutor Jack Banas.
The family reportedly wanted to know why Banas had not filed criminal charges after Mason died Sept. 10, 2009, from a head injury suffered just minutes after his mom left him at a Wentzville home day care eating Cheerios in a high chair. Why, a half-year later, had nothing happened?
But Banas reportedly gave them no solace that day. In a recent interview, he said Mason's fatal injuries remain suspicious. But there were no other witnesses older than 4 in the unlicensed home day care. And beyond medical opinions, there was probably not enough evidence to convince a jury that the 18-month-old died from an inflicted injury and not from an accidental fall down carpeted stairs, as the provider claimed.
The investigation reportedly remains open. The child care provider, Lisa West, has not been charged. She stopped speaking to authorities hours after Mason's death. Her attorney, Arthur Margulis, said the death was a "heartbreaking" accident, not a crime.

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In Indiana, Making good childcare choices | Daycare Injury

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

The reported tragic drowning at a local child care ministry of a 1-year-old child earlier this week is heightening awareness of the need for quality care for all children.
Accidents are reportedly the leading cause of death for children under age 18. Many child care accidents are avoidable.
And parents expect that when they go to work, the child care provider they pay will take necessary precautions to keep their children safe. Most do. In fact, most child care providers are required to follow guidelines related to group size limitations, child-to-adult ratios, and other standards to ensure that very young children are constantly supervised .

Early child expert, Dr. Ted Maple and Shalonda Murray, director of Auntie Mame’s Child Development Center, a United Way agency have reportedly worked with to voluntarily improve the safety and quality of their programs.

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In Minnesota, 2 Moorhead daycares close in wake of sexual abuse charge | Daycare Injury

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A 53-year-old Moorhead man whose wife reportedly runs a home day care confessed to police that he reportedly sexually abused a 3-year-old girl while his wife was away at her other day care center, according to a charge filed Monday.
Jon Ralph Pabody reportedly turned himself in to police on Monday and made his first court appearance in Clay County District Court on Tuesday morning on the felony charge of first-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Judge Michael Kirk reportedly set bail at $100,000 cash or bond, an amount Pabody said would be impossible for him to meet.
“I have always been law-abiding, and this is the first time I’ve ever done anything, and this is horrible, but …” he said before Kirk began speaking again.

As a condition of bail, Kirk reportedly ordered that Pabody have no contact with children under 18.

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In Wisconsin, Mauston daycare provider charged in abuse case | Daycare Injury

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A Mauston daycare provider reportedly faces felony charges related to injuries to a child in 2007.
A criminal complaint was reportedly filed in Juneau County Court on Wednesday against Stacy Hartje. The charges include first degree reckless injury, physical abuse of a child, and first degree recklessly endangering safety.
The case reportedly goes back to June 7th, 2007 when Hartje called 911 to report a child was having a seizure. The complaint says the three year child was later taken to a Madison hospital where emergency surgery was needed to reduce swelling in his brain. The complaint also states that the surgery saved his life.
Hartje reportedly gave several different accounts of what happened that didn't explain what happened to the child according to the complaint. It also said medical professionals who treated the child told investigators that the child had to have suffered injuries shortly before the 911 call and while the child was in Hartje's care.
She is reportedly due in Juneau County Court in Mauston on March 21st.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice is reportedly handling the prosecution of the case.

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In Oregon, Grants Pass Man Arrested for Alleged Child Sexual Abuse | Daycare Injury

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Reportedly, around 10am Wednesday, Josephine County Sheriff's deputies arrested this man, 61 year-old Tommy J. Dunn for alleged child sexual abuse. Dunn is reportedly accused of inappropriately touching three little girls, all of them five years old or younger at this home on Rounds Avenue. Initial reports of abuse surfaced on March 7th at the Almost Home Pre-School and child care facility in Grants Pass. The suspect, Tommy Dunn, is the husband of Cheryl, the person that runs Almost Home, which has been open since February of 2009. Authorities say the business owner's husband molested the children on multiple occasions. We attempted to speak with Dunn's wife. But she was not up to answering questions.
But reportedly neighbors say they are stunned.
"I'd be shocked, but you never can tell. Pedophiles look like your next door neighbors," says Lynn Viscetto.

Viscetto reportedly says her neighbors, Tom and Cheryl, have always been kind to her and her kids.

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In Minnesota, Daycare Provider Charged With Child Abuse In St. Cloud | Daycare Injury

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Reportedly, a 67-year-old St. Cloud man was arrested Tuesday and is reportedly accused of abusing two small children in his home daycare, according to police.
St. Cloud Police reportedly received a complaint at about 10:37 a.m. Tuesday that a man was physically assaulting two small children on the 2400 block of West Division Street. After reportedly receiving more complaints of abuse, officers spotted the man and the children near the intersection of 21st Avenue and 3rd Street North in St. Cloud.
Police reportedly identified the man as Waldamar Joseph Tischner. He was reportedly arrested for felony malicious punishment of a child and booked into the Stearns County Jail.

Police reportedly later learned that Tischner helps run an in-home daycare in St. Cloud. Officials with the State of Minnesota are currently in the process of suspending Tischner’s daycare license.

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