North Carolina nanny accused of force-feeding child after parents watch video from their business
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A North Carolina nanny was arrested for misdemeanor child abuse this week after the 2-year-old's parents witnessed their nanny allegedly force-feeding him live on video, according to reports.
But when they turned on the nanny camera during a break at the bar they allegedly witnessed her holding their son down in his high chair and forcing food into his mouth – then holding his mouth closed.
Oglesby said he and his wife immediately raced back to their home in New Bern, North Carolina, but first told Max’s mother to go to the house while they made the hour drive, according to the New Bern Sun-Journal.
"This was being watched by us live and only a SMALL clip of the 2 HOURS she spent doing this to our son," he alleged. "We are heartbroken for our son and furious that this happened. We are taking appropriate actions upon this matter and will not stand for this happening to our baby or anyone else's babies."
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