San Francisco Teacher Arrested For Dangling Student From 2nd Story Balcony
A teacher at San Francisco's Marshall Elementary School who was seen dangling a student from a second floor balcony has been arrested on child endangerment charges.
Watch CBS News
A teacher at San Francisco's Marshall Elementary School who was seen dangling a student from a second floor balcony has been arrested on child endangerment charges.
Perris is in the headlines these days as the city where the Turpin children, aged 2 to 29, were allegedly beaten, starved and tied up by their parents.
Authorities say the student, now about 26, was the eldest male among 13 siblings who were held captive in their California home by their parents, David and Louise Turpin.
Nearly two weeks after an emaciated 17-year-old girl called police to tell them her siblings were being held captive by their own parents, the Turpin family still has the world's attention.
On Wednesday, a judge signed a protective order prohibiting the parents from contacting any of their children, except through attorneys or investigators.
District Judge John Mendez said he was sickened by the crimes committed by Michael Carey Clemans, 57, of Sacramento.
More than $120,000 has been donated to help 13 siblings in California who authorities say were kept chained to beds for months by their parents and starved so much that their growth was stunted.
The parents of 13 siblings who were allegedly held in captivity in their family's Southern California home were charged with torturing and abusing the children for years.
The Turpin family, on social media at least, is just like the rest of us -- posting the best pictures showing everyone smiling and having a great time during family trips and other special occasions.
A Riverside County couple was in custody Monday accused of abusing their 13 children including shackling several of them to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings.
Police arrested a woman who allegedly struck her children while intoxicated at a BART station Saturday afternoon in Oakland.
A Mendocino County man living in a homeless encampment with his 2-year-old son is in custody after allegedly leaving his child tied to a tree branch and not providing basic necessities.
A 31-year-old Santa Rosa man has been arrested on a child abuse charge after allegedly abusing his 4-year-old son in a Santa Rosa parking lot.
A longtime nanny was sentenced Monday to five years' probation, including one year in an Alameda County jail, for violently treating an infant boy under her care in Berkeley last year.
An Oakland man was sentenced Friday to 116 years to life in state prison for sexually assaulting his stepdaughter, starting when she was only 8 years old.
The woman stripped her daughter naked and shoved sand into her mouth and eyes before a witness tried to stop the attack at a beach.
A Berkeley nanny was arrested on child abuse charges after video of her abusing an infant was captured by a home security camera, authorities said Thursday.
An Oakland mother was arrested early Thursday morning for allegedly inflicting injuries on her 13-month-old boy that have left him in critical condition at a local hospital, police said.
A Vacaville woman was sentenced to a lengthy prison term for sexually abusing her 10-year-old son.
A San Jose father appeared in court on a murder charge Friday day for the death of his 6-week-old baby daughter, who died Friday morning from injuries he allegedly inflicted on her.
A San Jose father has been arrested after his infant daughter was found with a skull fracture and other fractures throughout her body, according to the sheriff's department.
A mother and her boyfriend were in jail Thursday after leaving her children out in the hot Southern California desert as punishment.
A 44-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday to nine years in state prison for his felony child abuse conviction for burning his 2-year-old son's hands in boiling water at a home in San Leandro in 2011.
Police in Danville announced a 23-year-old Antioch woman was arrested Monday afternoon on a charge of child abuse after parents reported seeing the woman strike and shake an infant on video.
A 20-year-old babysitter who was allegedly caught on camera trying to smother the 13-month-old infant in her care is set to make her first court appearance Friday morning, according to Livermore Police.
