New Jersey mother arrested after allegedly forcing child to wear dog shock collar

AND New Jersey The mother was arrested after forcing her baby to wear a shock of a dog’s collar, leaving traces on her neck, according to prosecutors.

Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano, 30, has been charged with two points of threatening a child’s well-being, two points of a worse attack, one point of witnesses who have overcome the threat of force and one disturbance point, said the Cape May Prosecutor’s Office in a statement from news.

The abuse was discovered on March 17, when the child arrived at the Cape May Elementary School with visible traces on the body, which was later found to have been caused by dog ​​shock. A special unit for plaintiff’s victims and the Cape May Police Directorate launched a joint investigation, and Cruz-Feliciano was arrested the next day.

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Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano, 30, was accused after allegedly forcing her child to wear a dog’s collar. (Sheriff of the Cape May Office)

Investigators learned that Cruz-Feliciano also threatened the child more violence if the abuse was reported, the statement said.

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Victim the officials said That he held the collar in the bedroom with objects belonging to the dead dog of the family and that the collar was regularly charged after the death of the animal, according to court documents, WPVI reported.

Color can deliver electric charges as many as 100 volts. (Getty Images)

Cruz-Feliciano allegedly acknowledged the abuse and told the police that her mother, 59-year-old Sonia Feliciano, laid down the collar, he said in the point of sale.

Mother’s grandmother’s victim is faced with costs The interference and touching of the evidence, but was released at a call for court proceedings, the statement said.

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Investigators learned that Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano had threatened a child with more violence if a abuse is reported. (East)

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“This case emphasizes the lasting commitment to our law agencies to protect the most endangered members of our community,” said Cape May Jeffery H. Sutherland in a statement of Cape May Jeffery. “We take all the allegations of abuse of children with the utmost seriousness and we will continue to ensure that they are responsible for such awful actions fully responsible under the Law.”