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Attorneys: Felony evidence tampering charge dismissed against Rotterdam woman in foster child death case | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 The judge in the case dismissed the felony count last month, citing insufficient evidence. Two other charges, misdemeanor child endangerment counts, were left standing and those charges continue to be prosecuted. Latrisha Greene was charged in January and later indicted on the evidence tampering count, accused of sending a text message to her husband from the hospital after Charlie was taken to the hospital to “clean up the house if you can.” Prosecutors contended that amounted to tampering with a crime scene. Latrisha Greene’s attorney Danielle Neroni, however, argued there was insufficient evidence to support the charge. ....
DA: Rotterdam foster dad stomped 4-year-old boy to death; kept brother in dog cage FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 Dequan Greene, 27, is accused of killing his 4-year-old foster son in December 2020 by either by “forcefully stepping or stomping on his stomach,” according to court filings by attorneys involved in the criminal case.Schenectady County District Attorney s OfficeShow MoreShow Less 3of3 SCHENECTADY – Dequan Greene, an ordained minister, “engaged in a course of conduct” that included forcing his 4-year-old foster son to take a cold shower, making him do wall sits and force feeding him before he killed the boy either by “forcefully stepping or stomping on his stomach,” according to court filings by attorneys involved in the criminal case. ....
Rotterdam woman indicted on tampering charge in foster child's death timesunion.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from timesunion.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Rotterdam man accused of murder in death of foster child Rotterdam man accused of murder in death of foster child Dequan Greene of Rotterdam arraigned Friday after grand jury probe into Dec. 20 death of child in his care, Schenectady County District Attorney says FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Charlie Garay, 4, died on Dec. 20, after, prosecutors said, he was abused by his foster father at a home in Rotterdam.Submitted photographShow MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 SCHENECTADY A Rotterdam man who told authorities a foster child gravely injured in his care fell from a chair was indicted on murder charges for inflicting the internal injuries that killed the boy, the Schenectady County District Attorney s office said Friday. ....