Former daycare worker in Johnson County, Kan., pleads guilty to child abuse
Former daycare worker in Johnson County, Kan., pleads guilty to child abuse
BAYDL THEY WERE HURT. WELL NEW TONIGHT A FORMER DAYCARE WORKER IN JOHNSON COUNTY. KAASNS IS ACCUSED OF ABUNGSI FOR INFANTS 170 TIMES ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS. RACHELLE SCHRADER WAS FIRED IN MARCH AFTER EMPLOYEES SAW HER HURT AND INFANT ON SURVEILLANCE FO OTAGE SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES LOOKED THROUGH MORE FOOGETA AND SAW 170 INSTAESNC WERE SCHRADER KICKED HIT PUSHED AND SHOOK INFANTS IN A O
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Former daycare worker in Johnson County, Kan., pleads guilty to child abuse
A former day care worker in Johnson County, Kan, has pleaded guilty to four counts of abuse of a child less than six years of age. Rachel B. Schrader was originally charged in January 2021. Court documents state that day care workers noticed an injury on a child. That prompted them to review surveillance video from the room where it happened, which showed an employee hurting a child. Authorities were contacted. Deputies looked through footage and saw over 150 instances where Schrader kicked, hit, pushed, and shook infants in a one-month period.Sentencing is set for May 3, 2023.
JOHNSON COUNTY, Kan. —
A former day care worker in Johnson County, Kan, has pleaded guilty to four counts of abuse of a child less than six years of age.
Rachel B. Schrader was originally charged in January 2021.
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Court documents state that day care workers noticed an injury on a child.
That prompted them to review surveillance video from the room where it happened, which showed an employee hurting a child.
Authorities were contacted.
Deputies looked through footage and saw over 150 instances where Schrader kicked, hit, pushed, and shook infants in a one-month period.
Sentencing is set for May 3, 2023.