Thursday, April 24, 2008
Child Hurt in Fall from Second Story Window
A two-year-old Forest Lake boy is recovering at a Twin Cities hospital on Thursday after falling 12-14 feet from a second story window late Wednesday afternoon. Chief of Police Clark Quiring said officers responded to a medical call at 4:48 p.m. to 22322 Elston Ave. N. where the youth had fallen. The police chief said the boy fell from a second story window after a screen apparently gave way. The boy landed on a partial concrete patio. North Air Care air lifted the boy to a metro area hospital where he is being treated for two small skull fractures, the chief said. Quiring said the boy's injuries are not life threatening. The boy was at the home with a babysitter when the accident happened.
Perinton Parents Upset over Babysitter Sentencing
The parents of a Perinton child left alone in a hot car last summer by a babysitter who went into a tanning salon are upset with the sentence handed out this month in Perinton Town Court.The babysitter, Jaime Rosman, 20, of Victor, was convicted by a six-member jury in February of endangering the welfare of a child for leaving 23-month-old Anthony Nesser in the locked car in the parking lot of Island Tan, 555 Moseley Road, Aug. 3 while she went in for a tanning treatment.
A two-year-old Forest Lake boy is recovering at a Twin Cities hospital on Thursday after falling 12-14 feet from a second story window late Wednesday afternoon. Chief of Police Clark Quiring said officers responded to a medical call at 4:48 p.m. to 22322 Elston Ave. N. where the youth had fallen. The police chief said the boy fell from a second story window after a screen apparently gave way. The boy landed on a partial concrete patio. North Air Care air lifted the boy to a metro area hospital where he is being treated for two small skull fractures, the chief said. Quiring said the boy's injuries are not life threatening. The boy was at the home with a babysitter when the accident happened.
Perinton Parents Upset over Babysitter Sentencing
The parents of a Perinton child left alone in a hot car last summer by a babysitter who went into a tanning salon are upset with the sentence handed out this month in Perinton Town Court.The babysitter, Jaime Rosman, 20, of Victor, was convicted by a six-member jury in February of endangering the welfare of a child for leaving 23-month-old Anthony Nesser in the locked car in the parking lot of Island Tan, 555 Moseley Road, Aug. 3 while she went in for a tanning treatment.
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