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Daycare Abuse May be on the Rise During Pandemic

Beginning in the summer of 2020, speculation continued to grow that child abuse was worsening amid the COVID-19 pandemic. This include concerns in regard to what was happening across the country in regard to daycare abuse. As the nation and the world enters into the second full year of the pandemic, there is growing anecdotal evidence that child abuse generally is on the increase and that daycare abuse remains a notable problem. This includes both physical as well as sexual…

Two Killed in Florida Motorcycle Accident

Florida Highway Patrol is in the midst of investigating the cause of a van and motorcycle accident that has left two people dead in Volusia County. The deadly collision took place not far from New Smyrna Beach in the early evening hours. What is known about the collision is that a 78-year-old man from Titusville was driving a van on State Road 415, directly north of State Road 44. A 69-year-old woman, also from Titusville, was a passenger in the…

NYC Explosion Accident Sends Nine People to Hospital, Six Children Among Injured

A powerful NYC explosion rocked a Bronx apartment building Thursday evening, sending at least nine people to area hospitals. Six of the victims of the NYC explosion accident are children. At least two of the people transported to the hospital currently are listed in critical condition. One adult and one child are those listed in critical condition as of Friday morning.The names of the three adults and six children injured in the blast have not yet been released to the…

Toro Snowblower Recall: Defective Product Recalled Due to Amputation Risk

Toro has issued a defective products recall of approximately 7,500 snowblowers that pose an amputation risk to users. The Toro snowblower recall has come at a time when much of the country is blanketed in snow, including a number of southern states like Texas. In other words, the Toro snowblower recall has happened at precisely a point in time when this evidently defective product has been in wide use across the United States. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Administration issued…

Sacramento State University Opens Fraternity Hazing Investigation

Sacramento State University has commenced a fraternity hazing investigation after receiving a report Delta Chi forced its pledges to participate in what is known among some Greek organizations as an “elephant walk.” Fraternity hazing has been illegal in the state of California since 2006. Despite the 15-year ban on fraternity hazing in the Golden State, year after year new cases of this type of misconduct arise. An elephant walk is considered to be a particularly degraded form of fraternity hazing….

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