Another human especially your mother can treat someone like that. Reporter it was last night around 9 00 last night when a person found a ya degree plick lying on the ground with a wheelchair around him. He sees the wheelchair and calls the police right away. It turns out the disabled man had been there for five and a half days. Police now say his mother left him there and took off for baltimore maryland to visit her boyfriend. They also say she lied and told authorities and family members that the disabled son was with her. This kid cannot defend himself. He cannot does he not function at all. So it could have been a lot worse than it is. Reporter young man who suffers from Cerebral Palsy and acute mental and physical disabilityies was taken to chop where he is being treated for malnutrition dehydration an laceration on his back. Police here are working with investigators in maryland on arrest warrant. They say she will be charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. Now
Next on booktv Laura Gottesdiener looks at the impact of home foreclosures and evictions on africanamerican communities around the country. This is a little over an hour. Thank you everyone for being here. I want to start by explaining some of the news you might have heard as you walked in. Its a mixed tape created by oral historians who wrote for the production to turn the oral history interviews into a recording. Its called home come to a musical for station in the struggle for housing and you can get a Free Download along with the book outside. Now lets began with a true story. The police were at the door. They were running footsteps on the stairs and then mrs. Bigs open up a man shouted. 9yearold tamayo bigs remembers the pounding of fists followed by the deliberate flood of a battering ram. She and her 7yearold sister justice had justin finish their cereal in the two were playing barbie in the living room of the flat in chicago where their family lives. It was the weekend and late
SULLIVAN, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) Several blighted buildings just off the square in downtown Sullivan were demolished to make room for a multi-million dollar housing investment. "The blight program that took place years ago is now coming full circle and having houses put back on them (the lots), duplexes, townhomes in the downtown area, bringing that [.]
New mothers in crisis have a safe and anonymous option of last resort after the city of Tuscaloosa dedicated its first Safe Haven Baby Box Wednesday afternoon.