Two parents in Ohio have been accused of abusing nine children by locking them in cages and placing nails between at least one child’s toes so that they would stop “stealing food.” The Licking County Sheriff’s Office announced in a news release that Jonathan Parr and Jacquelyn Coleman were arrested on Tuesday, October 13, and charged with third-degree felony child endangerment over the alleged abuse. On the day of their arrests, detectives searched their home in Etna Township after they received a referral from Child Protective Services about possible abuse and neglect. Aut...
Parents Arrested After Locking Kids in Cages, Putting Nails Between Toes
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Oct 16, 2026 • 6 days ago
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