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Pair Who Put Boy In Washing Machine Won’t Be Charged, Mother Will Press Charges Though
Authorities won’t file charges after a toddler briefly got stuck in a washing machine.
Camden, NJ – I am sure a lot of you have seen the video that has gone viral of a baby being put into a washing machine, and then getting stuck. Well, after an investigation authorities will not file charges against the pair who put the child in the washing machine.
The child’s mother wasn’t happy after she saw a video of what happened when a baby sitter took the boy to a Camden laundromat.
Speaking on NBC’s “Today” show this morning, Sakia David said she wanted the baby sitter punished for allowing a male friend to put the child in the machine.
Authorities say the man was unaware the machine would automatically start and the prosecutor says no one would be charged.
“This was not an intelligent choice to put the baby in the washing machine, but it was not a crime,” Jason Laughlin, a spokesperson from the Camden County prosecutor’s told CNN.
David said she didn’t even know about the May 11 incident in Camden until she saw the video on the news and was contacted by police. She says the baby sitter told her the child had fallen down some steps.
Although authorities will not press charges, David says she will pursue charges against the babysitter that put her son’s life in danger.
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5-year-old helps save his family from house fire
5-year-old Juwan Perry Jr. is being held a hero after saving his family from a house fire. Juwan’s mom says if it wasn’t for her son they likely wouldn’t have survived.
5-year-old Juwan Perry Jr is being held a hero after alerting his mother to a house fire, saving his family lives.
5-year-old saves family
On Apr. 5th around 4:40 am, Juwan woke up to the smell of smoke in his home in Warren, Michigan.
He said he saw flames and called for his mother.
His screams came just in time, and his mom Brittany was able to get all seven of the children in the home outside to safety.
Juwan’s mom says if it wasn’t for her son they likely wouldn’t have survived.
As for Juwan, he told WXYZ-TV his motivation for helping save his family despite the fear. “Because I love everybody,” he said.
The Warren Fire Department got the fire under control but the home is a total loss.
To help in recovering from this devastating loss, a GoFundMe has been launched to support them during this challenging time.
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Magnitude 4.8 earthquake strikes northeastern United States
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake in Lebanon, New Jersey shook the northeastern United States on Friday morning.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake shook the northeastern United States on Friday morning.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the 4.8-magnitude earthquake was detected near Lebanon, New Jersey, at 10:23 a.m. Friday.
The earthquake was felt in New Hampshire down to Maryland.
According to the Richter scale, which is used to measure earthquake magnitude, they considered the event a “light” earthquake. Still, the geological survey posted on X that it was “notable.” They went on further to say earthquakes are “uncommon but not unheard of along the Atlantic Coast”.
It’s not yet clear if anyone was hurt in Friday’s quake.
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9-year-old cancer survivor killed in tragic school bus accident
A family is in mourning after a 9-year-old cancer survivor was tragically killed in an accident in Orlando.
A family is in mourning after a 9-year-old cancer survivor was tragically killed in an accident in Orlando, Florida.
9-year-old cancer survivor tragically killed
Elyas Amyr Marshall-Rodriguez got off the bus Tuesday afternoon and, as he was walking away from the bus, he dropped his football when he crawled under the bus to get it and the vehicle began moving.
Marshall-Rodriguez was in remission for leukemia when he was killed on Tuesday after being diagnosed at 2-years-old, according to his family who spoke at his vigil.
He loved life
“He was the life of the party,” said Trenae Gayle, Marshall-Rodriguez’ cousin. “He loved football; he loved basketball. He loved all sports.”
The family has set up a GoFundMe.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident and the investigation is currently ongoing.
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