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Eastern New Mexico woman accused of chaining kids to beds agrees to plea guilty - Vimarsana News

Eastern New Mexico woman accused of chaining kids to beds agrees to plea guilty

An Eastern New Mexico woman, Jayme L. Kushman, 37, who was accused of beating children in her care and chaining them to their beds, agreed to plead guilty, according to court documents obtained by EverythingLubbock.com on Thursday.

2 New Mexico women accused of chaining children to beds - Vimarsana News

2 New Mexico women accused of chaining children to beds

Two women have been arrested for allegedly beating children in their care and chaining them to their beds to deny them food, authorities said.

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2 New Mexico women accused of chaining children to beds - Vimarsana News

2 New Mexico women accused of chaining children to beds

Two women have been arrested for allegedly beating children in their care and chaining them to their beds to deny them food, authorities said.

Two women arrested for allegedly abusing children in New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Two women arrested for allegedly abusing children in New Mexico

Two women were arrested for abusing their kids, family members and at least one foster child in New Mexico. The couple beat them, chained them to beds and denied them food.

WED: NM universities raise awareness for monkeypox but haven't set precautionary measures, + More - Vimarsana News

WED: NM universities raise awareness for monkeypox but haven't set precautionary measures, + More

College students all over the state are coming back to university campuses as school kicks off just a month after monkeypox was reported in New Mexico. But the largest institutions in Albuquerque and Las Cruces don’t have special measures set in place for the national public health emergency.

Source: kunm.org