A Florida family whose infant died after being left for hours in an unattended daycare van should receive tens of millions of dollars from a Jacksonville preschool for the baby's wrongful death, but they are not sure when that will happen, according to reports.
Man who left baby in hot van to serve jail time on anniversary of her death
Hours after 4-month-old girl’s death, DCF suspended Jacksonville day care’s license
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A man charged with child neglect in the death of a 4-month-old girl who was left in a day care van for five hours in May 2019, pleaded guilty Tuesday morning. Darryl Ewing was sentenced to three years of house arrest followed by 18 years of probation. He’ll also have to spend the weekend in jail every year on the anniversary of her death.
The baby, 4-month-old Brooklyn Blount, was found unconscious in a van outside the Westside day care center. Investigators said firefighters could not revive her and she died at Wolfson Children’s Hospital. Jacksonville police said she had been in the van for five hours.
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