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Sheboon arrested fo' percolating piccaninny
Report of child burned by hot water leads to mother's arrest by Shreveport Police
SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) - A Shreveport woman faces juvenile cruelty charges after police say she burned her three-year-old son.
According to the report from Shreveport Police, officers were called to the Cooper Road Plaza Apartments Tuesday evening about an injured child. When they arrived paramedics were treating a three-year-old for burns to his lower body.
The boy's mother, 24-year-old Renee Jones, told police she placed the child in the bathtub and didn't realize she had only turned the hot water on. She said she left the bathroom to look in on another child when the toddler started crying and saying the water was hot.
The police report says the medical staff at LSU Hospital found other wounds on the child not caused by the water.
Police then contacted Child Protective Services and detectives. Jones was arrested for cruelty to a juvenile. CPS removed two other children from the home.
Sheboon arrested fo' percolating piccaninny
Report of child burned by hot water leads to mother's arrest by Shreveport Police
SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) - A Shreveport woman faces juvenile cruelty charges after police say she burned her three-year-old son.
According to the report from Shreveport Police, officers were called to the Cooper Road Plaza Apartments Tuesday evening about an injured child. When they arrived paramedics were treating a three-year-old for burns to his lower body.
The boy's mother, 24-year-old Renee Jones, told police she placed the child in the bathtub and didn't realize she had only turned the hot water on. She said she left the bathroom to look in on another child when the toddler started crying and saying the water was hot.
The police report says the medical staff at LSU Hospital found other wounds on the child not caused by the water.
Police then contacted Child Protective Services and detectives. Jones was arrested for cruelty to a juvenile. CPS removed two other children from the home.
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Niglet cooked--well done
Groid arrested for severely scalding boy
3-year-old needed skin grafts
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - An Indianapolis 3-year-old is recovering from 2nd and 3rd degree burns and his mother's boyfriend is accused of scalding him.
According to police, the little boy suffered severe burns to the lower half of his body on January 10. The toddler was being cared for by David Butler who lived in an apartment on Middlefield Drive with the child's mother.
"Either the child got sick, had vomit on himself and apparently the boyfriend, Mr. Butler, had placed him in the bathtub in sca
lding water," said Lt. Jeff Duhamell, Indianapolis Metro Police Department.
During an interview with police on January 15, court documents stated Butler told detectives it was the boy who turned on the water and jumped in the tub when Butler turned away. Butler said when he turned back around he found the child shaking and screaming.
But, doctors at Riley Hospital said Butler's story didn't add up because the child had suffered immersion burns and no splash burns to the upper part of his body.
Detectives questioned Butler again a day later and that's when he admitted he bathed the child. He admitted there was steam coming from the water faucet. And, Butler told police when the child got up he yanked the child back to the water and said 'Boy, sit back down.' Butler then said the child popped back. He said the child fell back and hit his head.
Doctors at Riley Hospital said the burns are so severe the boy needed skin grafts and will need physical rehabilitation.
Afte
r a nearly month long investigation, detectives now have a warrant to arrest Butler on felony child neglect and felony battery. Meantime, the boy is recovering at home with his mother.
Niglet cooked--well done
Groid arrested for severely scalding boy
3-year-old needed skin grafts
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - An Indianapolis 3-year-old is recovering from 2nd and 3rd degree burns and his mother's boyfriend is accused of scalding him.
According to police, the little boy suffered severe burns to the lower half of his body on January 10. The toddler was being cared for by David Butler who lived in an apartment on Middlefield Drive with the child's mother.
"Either the child got sick, had vomit on himself and apparently the boyfriend, Mr. Butler, had placed him in the bathtub in sca
lding water," said Lt. Jeff Duhamell, Indianapolis Metro Police Department.
During an interview with police on January 15, court documents stated Butler told detectives it was the boy who turned on the water and jumped in the tub when Butler turned away. Butler said when he turned back around he found the child shaking and screaming.
But, doctors at Riley Hospital said Butler's story didn't add up because the child had suffered immersion burns and no splash burns to the upper part of his body.
Detectives questioned Butler again a day later and that's when he admitted he bathed the child. He admitted there was steam coming from the water faucet. And, Butler told police when the child got up he yanked the child back to the water and said 'Boy, sit back down.' Butler then said the child popped back. He said the child fell back and hit his head.
Doctors at Riley Hospital said the burns are so severe the boy needed skin grafts and will need physical rehabilitation.
Afte
r a nearly month long investigation, detectives now have a warrant to arrest Butler on felony child neglect and felony battery. Meantime, the boy is recovering at home with his mother.
Rasp
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Boon couple lovingly prepare stewed niglet
Police arrest Birmingham mother, boyfriend in scalding of woman's 2-year-old daughter
A Birmingham, Alabama, mother and her boyfriend are charged with child abuse after authorities said the woman's 2-year-old daughter was intentionally scalded with water from the waist down.
Tony Russell, 26, and Antonia Bridges, 24, were arrested Tuesday night, Birmingham homicide Sgt. Scott Thurmond said today.
The toddler remains in Children's Hospital in Birmingham, where authorities said she had to undergo surgery for her burns earlier this week. Hospital officials won't disclose her condition.
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The little girl was taken to Children's Hospital on Feb. 18 from her southwest Birmingham apartment, at least 24 hours after the injuries were inflicted, Thurmond said. Russell claimed the girl was accidentally burned while being given a bath, but authorities say otherwise.
"There were too many inconsistencies in the story," Thurmond said.
Russell remains in the Jefferson County Jail, charged with aggravated child abuse. Bridges, charged with child abuse, has already posted bond.
Boon couple lovingly prepare stewed niglet
Police arrest Birmingham mother, boyfriend in scalding of woman's 2-year-old daughter
A Birmingham, Alabama, mother and her boyfriend are charged with child abuse after authorities said the woman's 2-year-old daughter was intentionally scalded with water from the waist down.
Tony Russell, 26, and Antonia Bridges, 24, were arrested Tuesday night, Birmingham homicide Sgt. Scott Thurmond said today.
The toddler remains in Children's Hospital in Birmingham, where authorities said she had to undergo surgery for her burns earlier this week. Hospital officials won't disclose her condition.
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The little girl was taken to Children's Hospital on Feb. 18 from her southwest Birmingham apartment, at least 24 hours after the injuries were inflicted, Thurmond said. Russell claimed the girl was accidentally burned while being given a bath, but authorities say otherwise.
"There were too many inconsistencies in the story," Thurmond said.
Russell remains in the Jefferson County Jail, charged with aggravated child abuse. Bridges, charged with child abuse, has already posted bond.
Rasp
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Afrocoon queen arrested for scalding turdlet
Mother of Burned Boy Arrested
Lynchburg, VA - Lynchburg Police (web) have arrested the mother of a 5-year-old, after they say she left her son's burn wounds untreated for days. Faith Loftin is charged with child abuse and neglect.
Her son is the boy we told you about Monday. He's in the hospital with 2nd and 3rd degree burns, caused by scalding water. Police say Shawn Franklin is responsible for those injuries.
Take a look at his mug shot— he's still on the loose.
Afrocoon queen arrested for scalding turdlet
Mother of Burned Boy Arrested
Lynchburg, VA - Lynchburg Police (web) have arrested the mother of a 5-year-old, after they say she left her son's burn wounds untreated for days. Faith Loftin is charged with child abuse and neglect.
Her son is the boy we told you about Monday. He's in the hospital with 2nd and 3rd degree burns, caused by scalding water. Police say Shawn Franklin is responsible for those injuries.
Take a look at his mug shot— he's still on the loose.
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Police: Man Sought In Twins' Scalding
PHILADELPHIA - Police said they are searching for a North Philadelphia man wanted in connection with scalding two toddlers.
The 23-year-old man is the fiance of the children's mother, police said.
The 19-month-old twins reportedly suffered second- and third-degree burns from bathtub water that was extremely hot.
The twins were transferred from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to St. Christopher's Burn Center around 8 p.m., and they are listed in serious but stable condition.
The boys were in the care of the boyfriend at the time. Police said there is a warrant is out for his arrest but they did not identify him.
Police said the mother -- who was at work about two blocks away at the time of the alle
ged scalding -- arrived home and dialed 911 about 10 minutes after the incident.
Police said da boyfren' fled before officers and medics arrived.
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Police: Man Sought In Twins' Scalding
PHILADELPHIA - Police said they are searching for a North Philadelphia man wanted in connection with scalding two toddlers.
The 23-year-old man is the fiance of the children's mother, police said.
The 19-month-old twins reportedly suffered second- and third-degree burns from bathtub water that was extremely hot.
The twins were transferred from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to St. Christopher's Burn Center around 8 p.m., and they are listed in serious but stable condition.
The boys were in the care of the boyfriend at the time. Police said there is a warrant is out for his arrest but they did not identify him.
Police said the mother -- who was at work about two blocks away at the time of the alle
ged scalding -- arrived home and dialed 911 about 10 minutes after the incident.
Police said da boyfren' fled before officers and medics arrived.
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Ghetto special: two niglets for the price of one
Babysitter Arrested for Scalding Twins
A groid wanted for allegedly scalding twin boys with hot bathwater surrendered to authorities Tuesday.
Jason Carter, 22, was wanted by police after his girlfriend's sons were taken to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with second and third-degree burns on March 18.
The 19-month-old boys suffered burns to over 30 percent of their bodies.
Carter was watching the kids inside their home along the 5800 block of Master Street.
He is expected to be charged with aggravated assault.
Babysitter Arrested for Scalding Twins
A groid wanted for allegedly scalding twin boys with hot bathwater surrendered to authorities Tuesday.
Jason Carter, 22, was wanted by police after his girlfriend's sons were taken to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with second and third-degree burns on March 18.
The 19-month-old boys suffered burns to over 30 percent of their bodies.
Carter was watching the kids inside their home along the 5800 block of Master Street.
He is expected to be charged with aggravated assault.
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FORT PIERCE - An 18-year-old woman accused of burning her younger brother with a curling iron after denying his request to take a shower faces a felony child abuse charge, according to a recently released arrest affidavit.
The 14-year-old victim told St. Lucie County Sheriff's deputies that he walked in the bathroom late Sunday night and asked his sister, Zabrik Z. Byrd, if he could take a shower.
Byrd, of the 3200 block of West Lake Drive, denied the request and locked the door.
The brother then opened the door with a knife and Byrd allegedly "used a curling iron and burned him on the chest and began punching him in the head," the affidavit state
s.
Investigators saw a burn mark on the chest of Byrd's brother and a cut on the bridge of his nose.
Byrd refused to speak with investigators and was arrested on a child abuse charge.
FORT PIERCE - An 18-year-old woman accused of burning her younger brother with a curling iron after denying his request to take a shower faces a felony child abuse charge, according to a recently released arrest affidavit.
The 14-year-old victim told St. Lucie County Sheriff's deputies that he walked in the bathroom late Sunday night and asked his sister, Zabrik Z. Byrd, if he could take a shower.
Byrd, of the 3200 block of West Lake Drive, denied the request and locked the door.
The brother then opened the door with a knife and Byrd allegedly "used a curling iron and burned him on the chest and began punching him in the head," the affidavit state
s.
Investigators saw a burn mark on the chest of Byrd's brother and a cut on the bridge of his nose.
Byrd refused to speak with investigators and was arrested on a child abuse charge.
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I was looking through this and i noticed the nigs pictured for making ghetto lobster were just about all over weight.
Maybe they have to do that to stretch out the grub stubs(food stamps)
its probably as close to kfc chicken as you can get and they can always make more.
:afro::chicken:
IT DONT BEEZ KFC BUT ITS ALMOST AS GOOD,7 OUT OF 10 BUCKS BEEZ AGREEIN IT BE HEALTHY,LOW IN KOLESTEROIL
I was looking through this and i noticed the nigs pictured for making ghetto lobster were just about all over weight.
Maybe they have to do that to stretch out the grub stubs(food stamps)
its probably as close to kfc chicken as you can get and they can always make more.
:afro::chicken:
IT DONT BEEZ KFC BUT ITS ALMOST AS GOOD,7 OUT OF 10 BUCKS BEEZ AGREEIN IT BE HEALTHY,LOW IN KOLESTEROIL
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We can only hope this sheboon gets sterilized asap!
We can only hope this sheboon gets sterilized asap!
Rasp
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Shenig pleads guilty to boiling, tenderizing niglet
Waco woman pleads guilty to scalding, beating child
A Waco woman pleaded guilty Monday to hurting her son, then 23 months old, whose injuries included severe burns from scalding water and cigarettes, a black eye and belt marks on his back.
Melissa Gayle Smith, 26, pleaded guilty to four counts of injury to a child in exchange for a recommendation from prosecutors Hilary LaBorde and J.R. Vicha that she serve 10 years in prison on each count.
Smith has no prior convictions, making her eligible for probation.
Judge Matt Johnson of Waco’s 54th State District Court ordered a background investi
gation and has set sentencing for June 17.
Two of the counts involving the burns are first-degree felonies, punishable by up to life in prison.
The other two are third-degree felonies, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
Smith, who first told authorities that her daughter, then age 3, was responsible for her son’s injuries, was set to stand trial Monday.
Waco police were called to the Estella Maxey Apartments, 1809 J.J. Flewellen Road, on June 6, 2007, on a report of an injured child.
Smith initially told police that her daughter and son locked themselves in the bathroom and the girl had dipped the boy’s hand in scalding water.
Police detectives noted in reports filed in the case that the water heater in Smith’s apartment was set on maximum heat.
The boy’s hands, which now are badly scarred, were severely burned, according to police reports. Officers and Child Protective Service workers also found evidence of previous abuse on the boy, plus cigarett
e burns on his arm and stomach, belt marks on his back and a black eye, LaBorde said.
“This is unconscionable,”� Vicha said. “No matter what kids do or what they have done, they don’t deserve something like this.”�
Smith has since relinquished her parental rights to both children. They now are living with their paternal grandmother, LaBorde said.
There was no evidence of abuse to the girl, authorities have said.
“She is sorry for what she did,”� said Smith’s attorney, Walter M. Reaves Jr. “It is an unfortunate situation.”�
Shenig pleads guilty to boiling, tenderizing niglet
Waco woman pleads guilty to scalding, beating child
A Waco woman pleaded guilty Monday to hurting her son, then 23 months old, whose injuries included severe burns from scalding water and cigarettes, a black eye and belt marks on his back.
Melissa Gayle Smith, 26, pleaded guilty to four counts of injury to a child in exchange for a recommendation from prosecutors Hilary LaBorde and J.R. Vicha that she serve 10 years in prison on each count.
Smith has no prior convictions, making her eligible for probation.
Judge Matt Johnson of Waco’s 54th State District Court ordered a background investi
gation and has set sentencing for June 17.
Two of the counts involving the burns are first-degree felonies, punishable by up to life in prison.
The other two are third-degree felonies, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
Smith, who first told authorities that her daughter, then age 3, was responsible for her son’s injuries, was set to stand trial Monday.
Waco police were called to the Estella Maxey Apartments, 1809 J.J. Flewellen Road, on June 6, 2007, on a report of an injured child.
Smith initially told police that her daughter and son locked themselves in the bathroom and the girl had dipped the boy’s hand in scalding water.
Police detectives noted in reports filed in the case that the water heater in Smith’s apartment was set on maximum heat.
The boy’s hands, which now are badly scarred, were severely burned, according to police reports. Officers and Child Protective Service workers also found evidence of previous abuse on the boy, plus cigarett
e burns on his arm and stomach, belt marks on his back and a black eye, LaBorde said.
“This is unconscionable,”� Vicha said. “No matter what kids do or what they have done, they don’t deserve something like this.”�
Smith has since relinquished her parental rights to both children. They now are living with their paternal grandmother, LaBorde said.
There was no evidence of abuse to the girl, authorities have said.
“She is sorry for what she did,”� said Smith’s attorney, Walter M. Reaves Jr. “It is an unfortunate situation.”�
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Parents Charged After Baby Burned, Mother: Didn't Want to Pay $700 for Ambulance
The parents of a 5-month-old are under arrest and charged with endangering the welfare of a child after the baby was burned and they didn't take him to the hospital for weeks.
Police said officials at Children's Mercy Hospital called them when the baby boy was brought in with burns.
The boy's parents, Erica Davis & Jake Fisher III, said he was accidentally burned with hot water during a bath.
Davis first told police that on Thursday, March 26 the baby was burned and she tried to find a ride to the hospital, but couldn't. She said she didn't call an ambulance becau
se she "didn't want to pay the $700 for it." Davis then told police she did manage to get the baby to the hospital, but later she admitted that was a lie.
David said she finally sought medical treatment on April 22 because "it started to look moist."
Fisher told police he had been giving the boy a bath in the sink. He had taken his eyes off of him for "less than 30 seconds" to attend to his 1-year-old daughter who had defecated on the bathroom floor. Then, he heard the baby scream. Fisher told police his 2-year-old daughter had turned off the cold water in the sink, so only hot water was pouring onto the baby.
Fisher said he tried to treat the baby and called Davis. He said he didn't call an ambulance because the injuries "were not bleeding and did not appear life-threatening."
Hospital photos showed the baby had burns to the stomach, thighs and butt area. And, the hospital said they had no record of him ever being treated.
Parents Charged After Baby Burned, Mother: Didn't Want to Pay $700 for Ambulance
The parents of a 5-month-old are under arrest and charged with endangering the welfare of a child after the baby was burned and they didn't take him to the hospital for weeks.
Police said officials at Children's Mercy Hospital called them when the baby boy was brought in with burns.
The boy's parents, Erica Davis & Jake Fisher III, said he was accidentally burned with hot water during a bath.
Davis first told police that on Thursday, March 26 the baby was burned and she tried to find a ride to the hospital, but couldn't. She said she didn't call an ambulance becau
se she "didn't want to pay the $700 for it." Davis then told police she did manage to get the baby to the hospital, but later she admitted that was a lie.
David said she finally sought medical treatment on April 22 because "it started to look moist."
Fisher told police he had been giving the boy a bath in the sink. He had taken his eyes off of him for "less than 30 seconds" to attend to his 1-year-old daughter who had defecated on the bathroom floor. Then, he heard the baby scream. Fisher told police his 2-year-old daughter had turned off the cold water in the sink, so only hot water was pouring onto the baby.
Fisher said he tried to treat the baby and called Davis. He said he didn't call an ambulance because the injuries "were not bleeding and did not appear life-threatening."
Hospital photos showed the baby had burns to the stomach, thighs and butt area. And, the hospital said they had no record of him ever being treated.
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By all means, let's push through taxpayer-funded health care for all to prevent these cynical financial decisions from having to be made by ghetto mammies and baby daddies across the nation!
By all means, let's push through taxpayer-funded health care for all to prevent these cynical financial decisions from having to be made by ghetto mammies and baby daddies across the nation!
Rasp
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Coon Accused of Burning Boy in Court
Lynchburg,VA - The man accused of burning a five-year-old boy was back in court on Monday. Lynchburg Police say Shawn Franklin dipped the child in scalding water back in February, causing second and third degree burns over a quarter of his body.
Franklin's family blames his girlfriend, the child's mother, Faith Loftin.
Jeremy Mills - "Faith, who burned your son?"
Faith Loftin, Mother of Burned Child - "None of your ____ business. It's our business if you want to know something."
Jeremy Mills - "Did you do it?"
Faith Loftin - "Mind your business, you want to know that?"
Loftin and Franklin will have another hearing in June. Monday’s hearing was continued because the forensic nurse set to testify about the severity of th
e abuse was busy with another court case.
Afrocoon queen arrested for scalding turdlet
Mother of Burned Boy Arrested
Lynchburg, VA - Lynchburg Police (web) have arrested the mother of a 5-year-old, after they say she left her son's burn wounds untreated for days. Faith Loftin is charged with child abuse and neglect.
Her son is the boy we told you about Monday. He's in the hospital with 2nd and 3rd degree burns, caused by scalding water. Police say Shawn Franklin is responsible for those injuries.
Take a look at his mug shot— he's still on the loose.
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Coon Accused of Burning Boy in Court
Lynchburg,VA - The man accused of burning a five-year-old boy was back in court on Monday. Lynchburg Police say Shawn Franklin dipped the child in scalding water back in February, causing second and third degree burns over a quarter of his body.
Franklin's family blames his girlfriend, the child's mother, Faith Loftin.
Jeremy Mills - "Faith, who burned your son?"
Faith Loftin, Mother of Burned Child - "None of your ____ business. It's our business if you want to know something."
Jeremy Mills - "Did you do it?"
Faith Loftin - "Mind your business, you want to know that?"
Loftin and Franklin will have another hearing in June. Monday’s hearing was continued because the forensic nurse set to testify about the severity of th
e abuse was busy with another court case.
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Such behavior should be encouraged in the dark races. The amount of money saved and crime prevented from the premature demise of even one niglet is incalculable!!! Plus the fact that we are celebrating the rich diversity and culture of the african-americans in that they are former cannibals and love to cook and eat human flesh (note, the negro is not human but a higher form of primate, see links at the end of my signature for confirmation) We should issue cooking pots to all welfare mammies who are niglet producing factories!! For the cost of a 10 dollar pot, we could save millions!!!! I think this is an idea whose time has come!!@#@#@!!!!
Such behavior should be encouraged in the dark races. The amount of money saved and crime prevented from the premature demise of even one niglet is incalculable!!! Plus the fact that we are celebrating the rich diversity and culture of the african-americans in that they are former cannibals and love to cook and eat human flesh (note, the negro is not human but a higher form of primate, see links at the end of my signature for confirmation) We should issue cooking pots to all welfare mammies who are niglet producing factories!! For the cost of a 10 dollar pot, we could save millions!!!! I think this is an idea whose time has come!!@#@#@!!!!
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Murder parolee charged with scalding child
July 21, 2009 7:09 AM |
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Murder parolee charged with scalding child
July 21, 2009 7:09 AM |
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2009/07/parolee-charged-with-scalding-child.html
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Hickory Hill Man Charged In Baby’s Death
Reported by: Lisa Lovell
Last Update: 7/30 10:15 pm
MEMPHIS, TN - A Hickory Hill man faces first degree murder charges in the death of a toddler who was severely burned..
Police say Pierre Hampton was giving his girlfriend’s son a bath when someone came to the door.
Hampton is accused of leaving two-year-old Zarkavyon :lol: Craft in the tub, while he answered the door.
Police say he talked with the person for some time, before both heard the boy scream. They ran back to the tub, and pulled the boy out o
f the hot water.
The toddler suffered severe burns from the waist down. He died Monday, July 30, 2009, at Shriners Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was transferred there from Le Bonheur after doctors determined he had been burned on 30 percent of his body.
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Hickory Hill Man Charged In Baby’s Death
Reported by: Lisa Lovell
Last Update: 7/30 10:15 pm
MEMPHIS, TN - A Hickory Hill man faces first degree murder charges in the death of a toddler who was severely burned..
Police say Pierre Hampton was giving his girlfriend’s son a bath when someone came to the door.
Hampton is accused of leaving two-year-old Zarkavyon :lol: Craft in the tub, while he answered the door.
Police say he talked with the person for some time, before both heard the boy scream. They ran back to the tub, and pulled the boy out o
f the hot water.
The toddler suffered severe burns from the waist down. He died Monday, July 30, 2009, at Shriners Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was transferred there from Le Bonheur after doctors determined he had been burned on 30 percent of his body.
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DAYTON — A 20-year-old pregnant mother has been charged with one count of third-degree felony child endangering after police said she placed her 10-month-old daughter in 140-degree bath water.
Donnishia Peterson was questioned by officers about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, after the child was placed in the bath at 3709 E. Cornell Woods Drive, police said.
The child suffered second-degree burns on her legs and feet — skin peeling off her toes, police said. Officers responding to Dayton Children’s Medical Center said the child was in such bad shape that they, too, became emotional.
Peterson told officers that a fan she was using to dry carpet fell on her daughter and caused the burns, police said. Investigators said based o
n statements by medical experts, Peterson’s story is not credible.
“She wouldn’t come off that story, though,â┚¬ Dayton Sgt. Judy Abshire said.
Doctors said the infant obtained the burns by “submersion,â┚¬ said Ann Stevens, Montgomery County Department of Jobs and Family Services spokeswoman.
Police were not sure if Peterson, who is nearly nine months pregnant, checked the water before placing the infant in it, Abshire said. It was also unclear why the water was so hot.
The infant is expected to recover, Abshire said.
Children services is investigating and has no prior cases involving Peterson or her daughter, Stevens said. The infant will be placed with a relative or in foster care once she’s released, Stevens said.
A court date for Peterson has not been set.
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DAYTON — A 20-year-old pregnant mother has been charged with one count of third-degree felony child endangering after police said she placed her 10-month-old daughter in 140-degree bath water.
Donnishia Peterson was questioned by officers about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, after the child was placed in the bath at 3709 E. Cornell Woods Drive, police said.
The child suffered second-degree burns on her legs and feet — skin peeling off her toes, police said. Officers responding to Dayton Children’s Medical Center said the child was in such bad shape that they, too, became emotional.
Peterson told officers that a fan she was using to dry carpet fell on her daughter and caused the burns, police said. Investigators said based o
n statements by medical experts, Peterson’s story is not credible.
“She wouldn’t come off that story, though,â┚¬ Dayton Sgt. Judy Abshire said.
Doctors said the infant obtained the burns by “submersion,â┚¬ said Ann Stevens, Montgomery County Department of Jobs and Family Services spokeswoman.
Police were not sure if Peterson, who is nearly nine months pregnant, checked the water before placing the infant in it, Abshire said. It was also unclear why the water was so hot.
The infant is expected to recover, Abshire said.
Children services is investigating and has no prior cases involving Peterson or her daughter, Stevens said. The infant will be placed with a relative or in foster care once she’s released, Stevens said.
A court date for Peterson has not been set.