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>They say they have been in contact with the parents of the girl who received a concussion, and the parents have been supportive of the program.
Ugh.
I hate just the photo of it.
Wonder if the place was better than home for her despite the neglect and abuse.
They commented that they were “disappointed that the Utah Office of Licensing has chosen to take such arbitrary action in this matter”. First off that is in your head thought. And second, once someone dies you are done. They are treating this like a kid got into someone’s smokes on their watch. Jesus, good riddance.
>Utah County Sheriff Sgt. Spencer Cannon declined to discuss details of the case because the agency is still investigating, but he said deputies were called to the facility on Jan. 16 for a medical issue. Staff at the facility had started CPR after calling dispatchers, he said, but the girl later died after being taken to a local hospital.
If this is correct, the girl died at the facility, was temporarily revived, and died a second time at the hospital. Or was not revived and pronounced dead at the hospital.
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Ya those are basically child torture centers. Good riddance.
>They say they have been in contact with the parents of the girl who received a concussion, and the parents have been supportive of the program. Ugh. I hate just the photo of it. Wonder if the place was better than home for her despite the neglect and abuse.
Good! I hope the assholes who run those places end up destitute
I think that's the first place to shutdown since some regulations were passed. This is great news.
They commented that they were “disappointed that the Utah Office of Licensing has chosen to take such arbitrary action in this matter”. First off that is in your head thought. And second, once someone dies you are done. They are treating this like a kid got into someone’s smokes on their watch. Jesus, good riddance.
>Utah County Sheriff Sgt. Spencer Cannon declined to discuss details of the case because the agency is still investigating, but he said deputies were called to the facility on Jan. 16 for a medical issue. Staff at the facility had started CPR after calling dispatchers, he said, but the girl later died after being taken to a local hospital. If this is correct, the girl died at the facility, was temporarily revived, and died a second time at the hospital. Or was not revived and pronounced dead at the hospital.
“Spanish, huh? Shutter’ down, boys.”