Mom Abusing Children Essay

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Per Reporter: Mom is abusing the children. The children can be heard hollering because mom is whooping them. OVER On 10/7/17, mom (Monica) put Ariel head between head legs and beat her with an extension cord or belt. She had bruises on her arms and back. Over the summer Ariel was made to wear long sleeves to school because she had bruises on her. On, 10/14/17, the police was called to the home because the children were cussing out the adults in the area. A woman (unknown) said she wanted to whoop Ariel, but instead she informed the grandmother (Debra) about the child. The children were not obeying their grandmother. Mom was not home during the time. Mom leaves the child home alone all the time. Mom like to gamble and spends a lot of the time …show more content…

The grandmother lives next door and she helps with the children. Mom does not leave the children anything to eat. The grandmother and others help feed the children. The children fight each other and try to get knives when they fight. Kolten broke his wrist during the summer because he hit Kaden. The boys beat on Ariel at the time. Mom is not home when this is happening. Kolten is going with his sister. Ariel said he bother is having sex with her 3 or 4 weeks. Mom did not do anything. Grandma whooped the Kolten. When mom is not home, boys (unknown) would come over to the house and have sex with Ariel. The last known time was 4 or 5 weeks ago. The boys stay in the same area. The grandmother made the boys go home. The child did not receive any medical attention. Reporter tried to talk with the boy’s mothers but they were not home at the time. The paternal grandfather (Walter) help to keep Kolten and Kaden sometimes. The grandmother let Ariel stay wither at night. Mom don’t care about the children, nor does she want them. Mom was heard tell the children “I wish you were never born”. The family has working utilities. Reporter do not know if mom is doing drugs, nor has mom been seen doing drugs. Reporter has not spoken with mom

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