2 yo has skin lesions, open wounds, loss of the flesh on 75% of each buttock, & 2 fluid filled blisters on a foot

[Sugar Cookie]

Anastasia Bailey, 22, has been charged with neglect of a dependent resulting in bodily injury after her toddler was taken to the emergency room with multiple injuries, according to court documents.

On February 23, 2017, a child under the age of 2 years old was taken to Memorial Hospital with skin lesions, a bruise to the upper right quadrant, open wounds, a loss of the flesh on 75-percent of each buttock, two fluid filled blisters on a foot, and warm, swollen lower extremities, according to the probable cause affidavit.

The child was also diagnosed with non-accidental injury and burns of multiple spots, reports said.

Bailey, the child's mother, spoke with police on February 24, 2017, after the child was taken to the hospital by another person.

She told police on February 13, 2017, she gave birth at the hospital and returned home on February 16. She said when she returned home, the toddler was fine.

On February 17, 2017, Bailey said she woke up and heard the toddler scream, "No. Stop." and saw her boyfriend hit the child with a belt, according to the probable cause affidavit.

Two days later she noticed the toddler's skin was peeling off in her diaper, reports said.

On February 22, 2017, Bailey took the toddler to another person's house around 10:30 p.m. and told the woman not to be frightened when she took the toddler's diaper off and that she was handling the situation, reports said.

The following morning, the woman noticed the injuries to the toddler while changing her diaper. A neighbor advised her to take the toddler to the hospital.

Bailey spoke with officers again on February 28. She denied injuring the child. She told police she didn't take the toddler to the hospital because she was scared. She told police her boyfriend put the child in the bath, according to the probable cause affidavit.

Officers spoke with Bailey's boyfriend about the injuries to the child on February 24, 2017. He told police he never physically disciplined the child.

A witness spoke with police and said she was at Bailey's home on February 22, 2017. She said Bailey never mentioned the injuries to the toddler.

The witness saw the injuries and questioned Bailey. Bailey's boyfriend then pulled a gun, threatened Bailey, took the child into the other room, beat the child and sat the child in water, according to the probable cause affidavit.

Bailey is charged with one count of neglect of a dependent resulting in bodily injury.

The prosecutor's office says no one else has been charged in this case.

https://www.abc57.com/news/mother-charged-with-neglect-after-toddler-burned-beaten

 

[CbabyRKO]

I got nothing.
This baby was severely neglected damn near to death and no one got a good answer why. Appalling.
I hope they put her on lock cos she deserves to rot with her demons.

 

[Keepalowprofile]

Poor baby.
They better check the newborn baby as well.

 

[CentreAussie]

This baby was severely neglected damn near to death and no one got a good answer why. Appalling.

I have an answer.

Because this idiot was most likely born to an unmarried teenage mother, so never had a structured environment herself. Also because she grew up being taught that getting pregnant is a viable occupation, therefore got knocked up before she was even a full grown adult. No one ever taught this ratchet bitch what the word 'responsibility' means or how to act like a decent human being.

 

[thatsmallgrl]

Is there a reason the boyfriend hasn't been charged?

 

[knockout]

Is there a reason the boyfriend hasn't been charged?

Maybe he didn’t physically abuse the kids

 

[thatsmallgrl]

Maybe he didn’t physically abuse the kids

On February 17, 2017, Bailey said she woke up and heard the toddler scream, "No. Stop." and saw her boyfriend hit the child with a belt, according to the probable cause affidavit.

Say this wasn't true. He would at the very least be aware of the abuse, which in itself is a crime.

This all sounds so off to me. She says he beat the kid, but she's the one arrested. There has to be more to this.

 

[cubby]

I'm glad that she finally left the baby somewhere who realized the baby needed a hospital. This person most certainly saved this baby's life.

 

[Sejanus]

Damn she looks like an angry fat Buckwheat.
Chain her to a post in the sun with only a doghouse for shelter

 

[Dead Stephanie]

Come on now, they tried to make it right, they or whoever put the baby in water!!! Problem solved

 

[Kimberix]

The witness saw the injuries and questioned Bailey. Bailey's boyfriend then pulled a gun, threatened Bailey, took the child into the other room, beat the child and sat the child in water, according to the probable cause affidavit

Just what the what??? Kill them fucking all...yes witness too.

 

[JackBurton]

Black female criminals are so unkempt. They really do seem to be disproportionately hideous and lazy with their upkeep of their physical appearance when compared to female criminals of other races. Shameful.

 

[Granmaw]

And so the cycle continues...

 

[ummmm yea tht part]

I have an answer.

Because this idiot was most likely born to an unmarried teenage mother, so never had a structured environment herself. Also because she grew up being taught that getting pregnant is a viable occupation, therefore got knocked up before she was even a full grown adult. No one ever taught this ratchet bitch what the word 'responsibility' means or how to act like a decent human being.

Not all teenage unmarried mothers are bad. I was one I had my oldest son at 19 my youngest at 25. Now my kids are 19 and 25. It's all about environment. My mom was 16 when she had me and 17 when she had my brother. I guess I can say we are some of the lucky few

 

[Colossal Asshole]

Who the frack told this untermensch it was a good idea to procreate in the first place? Eugenics might not be such a bad idea afterall.

 

[Satanica]

I'm against eugenics per se, but it's hard not to get on board with some sort of adequacy tests to determine fitness for parenthood.