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Two daycare workers have been charged after video of a 'fight club' featuring toddlers surfaced. Tena Dailey, 22, and Mickala Guliford, 28, have both been charged with endangering the welfare of a child.

Court documents say that Dailey and Guliford were supervising a class children ranging from three to four-years-old at Adventure Learning Center on Gravois in December 2016. They directed and encouraged the children to engage in fights over a 35-minute period.

Surveillance video shows at least six of the children fighting with each other. They often wore a padded glove on one hand when punching each other. One of the children participating in the fight is crying during the video.

The crying child is acknowledged by Dailey and Guliford. The court documents say that she continued to encourage the fights. Guliford is seen jumping up and down in excitement during the video while watching the fights between the children.

A 10-year-old captured video of the fighting with his iPad. He was with older kids in the next room. He was worried about his little brother who was crying after three fights. The child seen crying after a fight suffered red marks, swelling to his face, and a black eye.


The iPad video shows a fight in which the kids fall to the ground while a teacher kicks into the air in excitement. The only person who tries breaking it up is another preschooler, but he cannot stop one child from pounding the other`s head into the floor.

The child texted his mother the video. Nicole Merseal called the director to stop it. She said her older son texted the video saying… “The daycare was making them fight, not helping them.”

The police report says the director immediately fired both teachers and called the child abuse hotline. Charges were just filed today.
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Hulk fists, in preschool, what could go wrong ???

One of those women looks like she doesn't take this seriously enough,

and the other one looks like a pittbull ... guess which is which.
 
What a freaking amazing little ten year old. He already has more empathy, compassion and sense than those two adult twat waffles.
 
I thought this was a dupe but I searched and this is like the 3rd story on here regarding a daycare/preschool "fight club". How the fuck is that even a thing?
 
I know it’s that scary. Next thing you know they’ll be senior flight club at the nursing home
 
I would love to see bucktooth Becky get her Choppers knocked out.
The other b**** looks angry as hell like his previously said an ugly f****** pitbull she needs to be neutered and put down
 
I waited days to post because I felt it was so similar but I checked the cities and the names and realized that it had not been posted and that it was an older crime.

When I was working at an RTC one of the boys I was trying to find a family for had a cottage manager that forced the boys in the cottage too fight each other.

Do you think they fired the cottage manager or do you think he was moved to another position on the campus?
 
@Alf

To a cottage where children were placed when they returned from being Awol or had a crisis in the school or primary cottage.

The union stood behind him so he could not be fired. There were cottage staff that had sex with male and female residents and their was proof and they were not fired either.
 
When you lower standards sadly the women above and those that are supposed to care for the most fragile are the least qualified.
 
@Satanica
A St. Louis grand jury did not return an indictment on criminal charges against two former workers at a day care center who were accused of facilitating a 'fight club' among young children.

Prosecutors will not pursue the case against Tena Dailey and Mickala Guliford, who were charged in November with first-degree endangering the welfare of a child after video surfaced showing young boys wearing over-sized green Incredible Hulk fists punching each other under their watch.

The video from Adventure Learning Center in December 2016 shows the workers watching, with one of them jumping up and down in apparent excitement.

The only person shown trying to break up a fight is another preschooler.

A prosecution memo filed Monday said the case was presented to a grand jury but charges were being dropped due to 'insufficient evidence to obtain a conviction.'
 
I'm just full of righteous indignation today. One would've thought a video would be sufficient evidence even if the testimony of the child who took the video can't be admitted. (Although, a child smart enough to handle a phone that well is probably credible!)
 
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