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Bristol officers were initially told on Jan. 9 that the 2-year-old fell down the stairs, according to police. The child was pronounced dead at a hospital.

The toddler had “a significant amount of abnormal injuries,” according to police. An investigation then found that the child had been physically abused.

Alyjah Almodavar, 21, was charged with risk of injury to a child and intentional cruelty to persons. She is being held on a $100,000 bond.

Luis Dejesus, 24, was charged with first-degree manslaughter, second-degree assault, risk of injury to a child, intentional cruelty to persons and false statement. He has been assigned a $1 million bond, and police said he was already in custody due to a illegal gun and drug possession investigation.
 
"He has been assigned a $1 million bond, and police said he was already in custody due to a illegal gun and drug possession investigation" ,, Bull-F**king Shit , both should have had the same bail amount just for the childs death , not just him because he was already in custody because had a gun & drugs ,, F**k that

Anyone that murders a baby or an adult , should never get a bond
 
Bristol police believe Luis Dejesus, 24, and Alyjah Almodovar, 21, used abusive tactics on the child, including punching or poking him in the stomach, to deal with what they claimed were digestive issues, the warrants said.
Police said they found illegal guns, 300 packets of fentanyl and ammunition while searching the apartment where the 2-year-old died, arrest warrants said. Dejesus was also charged in March with punching a woman in the stomach while she was pregnant in summer 2023, the warrant said.
Almodovar is charged with risk of injury to a child and intentional cruelty to persons.
Bristol Police Detective Ryan Kulig the boy "was being tortured, tormented and treated poorly" while he was in the care of Dejesus and Almodovar in the nine-day span from Jan. 1 to the day he died on Jan. 9.

The state Department of Children and Families conducted an investigation into the child's death, according to a statement released by agency Commissioner Jodi Hill-Lilly.

"The family had briefly received services from the department in 2022 for reasons unrelated to this fatality, and the case was closed at that time," said Hill-Lilly, who added that due to the ongoing criminal investigation she was unable to comment any further.
The state Office of the Chief Medical Examiner concluded after an autopsy that the boy's death was homicide caused by blunt injuries to the torso, the warrant said. The child had dozens of blunt injuries to the head, torso and extremities and his small bowel had been lacerated, causing him to bleed internally, possibly for as much as four days before he died, the medical examiner told Kulig, according to the warrant.

The baby was terrified that is why he was experiencing digestive issues.
 
Family members, including Almodovar's mother and grandparents, who regularly had been taking care of the boy all told police that he had no unusual bruises before he went to stay with the couple around Jan. 1, the warrant said.

So the family gave the child back to the piece of shit mother to kill.

Does not matter who hit the child the incubator is just as responsible if not more.
 
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