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Authorities said the child was kidnapped from Rushdi's parents' home in Upper Darby Township in Delaware County. Rushdi was arrested in August 2013 and placed in custody in Delaware County, where prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. Rushdi's case was moving forward until August 2017, when a Delaware County Court of Common Pleas judge, acting on a psychiatric examination, determined he was incompetent to stand trial. Rushdi in 2018 was involuntarily committed to Norristown State Hospital, a state-funded psychiatric hospital near Philadelphia, where the case has since been rev...

Accused baby killer may never see trial due to mental illness, judge rules Vinny Vella, The Philadelphia Inquirer In the waning summer heat of August 2013, police from Upper Darby spent a week frantically searching for the body of a missing infant. Working with cadaver dogs, helicopters and officers borrowed from other departments, they scoured the borough, then widened their search to rural York County, where the suspect in the disappearance lived. The seven-month-old baby, Hazma Ali, was never found. His mother’s boyfriend, Ummad Rushdi, confessed that he shook the child t...

Man deemed incompetent for trial in child kidnapping, murder Follow Us Question of the Day   By - Associated Press - Tuesday, May 4, 2021 MEDIA, Pa. (AP) - A man accused of having kidnapped and killed his girlfriend’s 7-month-old son in the Philadelphia suburbs almost eight years ago has been deemed incompetent to stand trial for the foreseeable future due to mental illness. Doctors from Norristown State Hospital testified at a Delaware County hearing late last month that the mental illness of 30-year-old ...

HANNIBAL — Employees of Douglass Community Services will display blue pinwheels of hope in recognition of April being National Child Abuse Awareness Month at noon Monday, April 12. The public is invited to join the ceremony at 711 Grand Ave. in Hannibal. This month and throughout the year, DCS encourages all individuals and organizations to play a role in making Northeast Missouri a better place for children and families. By ensuring that parents have the knowledge, skills and resources they need to care for their children, communities can help prevent child abuse and neglect by making m...

Through their grief and mourning, the family of Cylea Lyrio, who was killed by a suspected drunken driver last weekend, is celebrating the life of the 62-year-old Brazilian immigrant who brought her family to Pensacola 21 years ago in search of a better life.   "She worked hard every day. She never took a weekend off that I remember," said Frency Moore, the daughter of the late Lyrio and the wife of Pensacola City Councilman Jared Moore. "My brother (Yuri Ramos) swam. We both went to Pensacola High. He was a swimmer and I played basketball and my parents, they very seldom ever came to ou...