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A dad has been arrested following a more than two-year investigation when police determined he killed his two-month old daughter by stuffing a baby wipe down her throat. A father has been arrested following a more than two-year investigation after police determined he killed his two-month-old infant daughter by stuffing a baby wipe down her throat , police say. The incident originally occurred on May 28, 2021, when the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Dispatch received a 911 call regarding a two-month-old unresponsive infant in Vero Beach, Florida, according to a statement from the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office released on Monday. MORE: Father killed after confronting scooter thieves with his son in their own backyard: Police Dispatchers immediately began giving the infant’s father, Joseph Napier, instructions on how to give CPR to the child and notified police deputies and fire rescue to respond to the scene. But when authorities arrived at the Vero Beach ...

The mother of a 9-year-old has been charged with child neglect for allegedly confining the girl to a home since 2017. A Florida mother has been arrested and charged with felony child neglect after not allowing her 9-year- old daughter to leave their house since 2017, according to the Miami-Dade Police Department. Kelli McGriff-Williams, 42, did not allow her daughter to leave the home from 2017 to 2023, confining her "the majority of the time to a bedroom," according to the arrest report. McGriff-Williams is accused of not enrolling her daughter in school, with the report saying she was never provided with an Education . MORE: Controversial parenting YouTuber Ruby Franke formally charged with felony child abuse "The victim is unable to read and write," Miami-Dade police wrote in the report. "The defendant has never taken the victim to a doctor even when she has been very ill." "The victim would have to beg to eat, and the defendant would not always...

Authorities allege a video shows the teens intentionally hit Andy Probst with a stolen vehicle as Probst was riding his bike on the morning of Aug. 14. For grieving widow Crystal Probst, the nightmare began two months ago with an alert sent from her husband’s Apple Watch. Andy Probst, 64, was out for his morning bike ride on Aug. 14, when the device on his wrist detected a hard fall just blocks from his Las Vegas home. The device called 911 and alerted Crystal, his emergency contact, via text message. Taylor Probst, Andy’s daughter, told ABC News, “Chopper was out. You could hear sirens in all different directions. And I vividly remember [my mom] turning to me saying, ‘That's for dad. That's for dad.'" But Crystal and Taylor say they never could have imagined what happened to the beloved father and husband. Crystal and Taylor Probst are seen in an interview with ABC News. ABC News Probst, a retired police chief for Bell, California, was riding in the designated bi...

A mother has filed a federal lawsuit after her middle school daughter was allegedly strip searched. The mother of an Ohio middle school er is suing her daughter 's school district , alleging a nurse's aide strip searched the girl. The federal lawsuit, filed on Dec. 28, names Willoughby-Eastlake Schools Board of Education and three Eastlake School Middle employees as defendants. The lawsuit alleges violations of the teen's constitutional rights, failure to train school employees, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. On Sept. 27, the unnamed middle schooler — a current eighth grade student at Eastlake Middle School — was approached by another student who asked to leave her vape pen in the teen's gym locker, according to the lawsuit. The student "begrudgingly agreed," the lawsuit states. MORE: Schools getting more police but at the expense of counselors, nurses: Report Just before lunch the same day, the school 's principal Colleen Blauroc...

Ted Cruz's office said his daughter is OK and asked for privacy for the family after Houston police and fire personnel were called to his home Tuesday Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's office said late Tuesday that his daughter is OK and asked for privacy for the family after Houston police and fire personnel were called to his home. "This is a family matter and thankfully their daughter is okay," Cruz's representatives said in a statement to ABC affiliate KTRK and other outlets. "There were no serious injuries. The family requests the media respect their daughter 's privacy at this time," Cruz's office said. Republican Senator from Texas Ted Cruz speaks during the 2022 Republican Jewish Coalition Annual Leadership meeting, in Las Vegas, Nov. 19, 2022. Caroline Brehman/EPA-EFE via Shutterstock According to KTRK, the Houston Police Department said they received reports just before 8 p.m. local time on Tuesday of a 14-year-old with self-inflicted stab wo...