Violence against children: a baby has been bitten more than 25 times at the daycare

Rosalyn, a little girl aged one year and three months, was a victim of child abuse after being violently bitten at the nursery she attended in Arizona.

Alice Bryant went to get her daughter at daycare. After a while, already at home, she noticed that the little girl had all her back marked by more than 25 bites.

"At first, I was incredulous:" Are these marks really bitten? "And then, my brain stopped thinking and started crying," Alice told Fox.

There are more than 25, it's hard to know. 25 would be the minimum, more or less we reach that number when we talk to the police officer, "he added.

The event took place on February 26, 2019 at the Creative Beginnings Daycare in Tucson, Arizona (USA).

After seeing the return of her daughter, the woman immediately called the police. At that time began an investigation that until now had little news.

In this line, Alice posted the images on Facebook, spat on the authorities and asked for answers more than two months after the incident.

"My daughter had been in this nursery for only 5 days when she received these injuries.I wrote a negligent police report and informed the department of health services that she had accredited the nursery. The investigation is still ongoing and, after two months, no word has been said nor has the department contacted me with some kind of update, "explained the woman indignantly.

He also warned: "Do not take your children to Daycare Creative Beginnings Daycare, it is part of an international organization and that of Tucson is accredited by the state. did not even call to let me know that an incident had occurred.They did not warn me Another way, they did not tell me anything when I went to get them, all these marks came in a day. "

According to Tucson Police Department official Raymond Smith, the bites were reportedly caused by another child, Clarín reported.

Alice and her husband, both former Marines, had chosen this nursery because she was certified, that she was close to work and close to the University of Arizona, where Alice works .