Steven William Johnson of Alabama Shakes Maintains Innocence Ahead of Child Abuse Case Hearing
Celebrity
The rock band s drummer has been booked on a variety of charges, including willful torture, willful abuse and cruelly beating or otherwise willfully maltreating a child under the age of 18. Apr 6, 2021
Steven William Johnson has insisted the rocker is innocent following his arrest on child abuse charges.
The musician was taken into custody by police in Athens, Alabama on March 24, when he was booked on a variety of charges, including willful torture, willful abuse and cruelly beating or otherwise willfully maltreating a child under the age of 18.
KLKN-TV
National Child Abuse Prevention Month: How you can make a difference
April is National Child Abuse Prevention month, bringing attention to an issue that so many face.
April 5, 2021 10:19 pm
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) April is National Child Abuse Prevention month, bringing attention to an issue that so many face.
“Sometimes people say, no, this isn’t happening in my community, or this isn’t happening in my school or in my church. It’s happening everywhere,” Angela Roeber, the Director of Communications for Project Harmony, said.
One in seven. That’s how many children are effected by child abuse and neglect according to Dosomething.org.
News by Hannah Frishberg, New York Post 6th Apr 2021 6:16 PM The New York City subway may not always come on time, but sometimes it delivers life-changing surprises. In August 2000, social worker Danny Stewart was heading to meet his boyfriend for dinner when he made a shocking discovery - a baby, wrapped in a sweatshirt, nestled into a corner of the 14th Street subway station exit. He initially thought it was a doll - until he saw it move. I didn t think it was real and was watching it ⦠and then it moved a leg, Mr Stewart, then 34, told the Today, Mr Stewart recalls being in a state of disbelief.
News by Hannah Frishberg, New York Post 6th Apr 2021 6:16 PM The New York City subway may not always come on time, but sometimes it delivers life-changing surprises. In August 2000, social worker Danny Stewart was heading to meet his boyfriend for dinner when he made a shocking discovery - a baby, wrapped in a sweatshirt, nestled into a corner of the 14th Street subway station exit. He initially thought it was a doll - until he saw it move. I didn t think it was real and was watching it ⦠and then it moved a leg, Mr Stewart, then 34, told the Today, Mr Stewart recalls being in a state of disbelief.