Child Abuse

Caught on tape: toddler beating leads to arrest

January 7th, 2008 by | Permalink

Note to all you dumbass child abusers out there: if you’re going to beat your kid, you might not want to do it in front of a security camera.

A Michigan man is under arrest for beating a toddler in a convenience store, police said.

The store’s security camera caught the man hitting, kicking and stepping on his girlfriend’s 2-year-old son, authorities said.

The man also appears to knock the child down with a cooler door, police said.

Information from: http://www.nbc4.com/news/14991694/detail...

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  • Pak31

    Awww. The little guy gets right up and follows that jerk. I am sure this isn’t his first beating. I hope this guy goes to jail. Note to single moms: Please be aware of who you are dating and don’t leave them with someone you don’t trust.

  • http://bellsouth.net laura

    Babies, wheather a toddler or five year old remembers beinng mistreated by the person who harmed him or her. Put this in your mind, see the hurt look on their faces as you pushed them away from you, causing them to trip,fall, what ever. For some pycho to use their body to step on, kick some helpless chid because they were curious to see what you were doing,wanted to be with you. People who loses control where babies, children are concerned, with any type of abuse, should never be in the same place where a child is, they should never think of beinng with a person who has a child, dating, or other wise. That is my opinion where child abuse is concerned,would like to say more on this subject, but because this is a great site of interest, i won’t.

 
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