Child abuse
11-Year-Old Arrested On Rape Allegation
Oklahoma City police say a woman and her 11-year-old son have been arrested after the boy alleged raped his 6-year-old sister.
Tulsa Dad Accused Of Child Neglect Ordered To Jail
A judge on Thursday ordered a Tulsa man accused of locking his toddler in a metal cage to jail, revoking his probation for a previous drug conviction.
Father Beats Young Son For Placing Slippers On Wrong Feet
A 26-year-old Houston dad was charged with felony injury to a child after allegedly beating his eight-year-old son because the child placed his slippers on the wrong feet.
Ex-Band Teacher Admits Making, Sharing Child Porn
A former Central Texas school band leader admits he shared sexually explicit images of a 13-year-old girl he got over the Internet.
Mom Who Glued Toddler’s Hands: ‘I’m Not A Monster’
A mother who admitted to beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing the child’s hands made a plea for leniency Wednesday, saying she was no longer the “monster” who committed the attack.
Mom Who Glued Kid’s Hands To Wall Faces Life Term
The mother of a woman accused of beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall says she too was abused by the defendant.
Doc: Sandusky Has Personality Disorder
Jerry Sandusky has a personality disorder that might explain the “creepy” letters he sent to one of his accusers, a psychologist said Tuesday.
Assistant McQueary Takes Stand In Sandusky Case
Former Penn State assistant coach Mike McQueary told jurors in Jerry Sandusky’s sex abuse trial Tuesday that he saw his ex-colleague with a prepubescent boy in an on-campus shower and that he that he heard “skin-on-skin smacking sound.”
Father Charged After Injuring Son During Forceful Haircut
A father is facing child abuse charges after he assaulted his son while using excessive force to give the boy a hair cut.
Cops: Missing Child Starves To Death While Locked In Bedroom
A search for a missing 11-year-old boy ended in tragedy on Sunday morning when it was determined the boy starved to death.
