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ELIZABETHTOWN — An Elizabethtown man was arrested and charged Monday with two counts of first-degree criminal abuse after a police investigation revealed multiple injuries to the man’s 4-month-old twin sons.
Steve Markopoulos, 30, admitted to the abuse, police said, which resulted in broken ribs and a broken leg for one twin and broken ribs and two broken legs for the other.
Police were alerted of the situation Sunday when they responded to a call at Hardin Memorial Hospital.
Upon arriving, police met with Child Protective Services and learned a 4-month old boy at the hospital had been diagnosed with broken ribs. The mother, Mary E. Blanton, 21, was with the child, but told police she was unaware of how the baby sustained the injuries.
Further examination revealed fractures in both legs, leading police to retrieve the other children in the home — the boy’s twin brother and a 2-year-old girl — and return to HMH for examinations.
Det. Kelly Slone said the daughter was not harmed, but the twin brother’s examination also revealed broken ribs, as well as a broken leg.
The children were flown to Kosair Children’s Hospital for additional examination, according to Elizabethtown police.
Markopoulos was lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center, and the children were released into Blanton’s care. Slone said EPD had no reason to believe Blanton was involved in or knew about the abuse occurring in the home.
