A New Jersey mommy was apprehended after she compelled her youngster to use a pet dog shock collar, leaving marks on the neck, according to district attorneys.
Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano, 30, was billed with 2 matters of jeopardizing the well-being of a youngster, 2 matters of exacerbated attack, one matter of witness damaging hazard of pressure and one matter of impeding, the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office stated in a press release.
The misuse was revealed on March 17 when the youngster came to Cape May City Elementary School with noticeable marks on the body, which were later established to be brought on by a pet dog shock collar. The district attorney’s workplace’s Special Victims Unit and the Cape May City Police Department introduced a joint examination, and Cruz-Feliciano was apprehended the complying with day.
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Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano, 30, was billed after she presumably compelled her youngster to use a pet dog shock collar. (Cape May County Sheriff’s Office)
Investigators found out that Cruz-Feliciano likewise intimidated the youngster with even more physical violence if the misuse was reported, according to the press release.
Shock collars can supply electric costs as high as 100 volts.
The sufferer informed police officers that the collar was maintained in a bed room with things coming from the family members’s dead pet which the collar was billed routinely after the pet’s fatality, according to court papers, WPVI reported.
Shock collars can supply electric costs as high as 100 volts. (Getty Images)
Cruz-Feliciano presumably confessed to the misuse and informed authorities she had her mommy, 59-year-old Sonia Feliciano, throw away the collar, according to the electrical outlet.
The sufferer’s mother’s granny is dealing with costs of impeding and damaging proof yet was launched on a summons pending court procedures, according to the press release.
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Investigators found out that Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano intimidated the youngster with even more physical violence if the misuse was reported. ( iStock)
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“This case highlights the ongoing dedication of our law enforcement agencies to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community,” Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffery H. Sutherland stated in a declaration. “We take all allegations of child abuse with the utmost seriousness, and we will continue to ensure that those responsible for such heinous acts are held fully accountable under the law.”
