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Woman, who grabbed chiId by the hair before dragging him into bathroom and shovlng his head in the toiIet and forcing the boy to drink water from it, ripping out parts of the child’s hair in the process, was charged!

by Gavin Wright
April 21, 2024
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Woman, who grabbed chiId by the hair before dragging him into bathroom and shovlng his head in the toiIet and forcing the boy to drink water from it, ripping out parts of the child’s hair in the process, was charged!

According to the police officials, the woman, later identified as CIaudia, was taken into custody and later charged with injury to a child with intent to cause bodily injury after she reportedly dragged a chiId into a bathroom before she shoved the child’s head in the toiIet and forced the boy to drink water from it.

The police investigation began after the boy, who was not identified due to his age, reportedly told school staff about the incident. The boy also said that CIaudia also ripped out parts of his hair while shoving his head in the toiIet. 

Police officials released a statement, saying that the boy arrived at the local school crying and told his teacher about the incident. The unidentified boy also said that CIaudia grabbed him by the hair, dragged him to the bathroom where she shoved his head in the toiIet and forced the boy to drink water from it. 

The unidentified victim also told investigators that he was abused by CIaudia. He reportedly said that she punched him, hit him with different objects and starved him for long periods of time. Police officials didn’t say what’s the relationship between CIaudia and the boy, but only said that he was in her care. This incident remains under investigation.

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