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Parents Who Held Their 5-year-old Son By The Ankles, Smashed His Head On The Ground, And Slapped Him In The Face As Punishment For Not Finishing Their Schoolwork Properly Were Charged

James Griffin by James Griffin
April 4, 2025
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Parents Who Held Their 5-year-old Son By The Ankles, Smashed His Head On The Ground, And Slapped Him In The Face As Punishment For Not Finishing Their Schoolwork Properly Were Charged
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In a harrowing case of domestic violence in Kentucky, a 27-year-old male, Ricky N., and a 24-year-old woman, Nichole N., face substantial legal consequences for severely abusing their 5-year-old son. The couple was arrested and charged with several charges, including first-degree criminal abuse and strangulation.

The issue came to light after the police department got disturbing accusations about the abuse of a young child by his father and stepmother. According to police sources, the couple’s arrest on Sunday followed a series of penalties imposed on the young kid for minor offenses such as failing to complete his schoolwork properly.

The police department stated in a social media post and accompanying news release that the child had received severe punishment on several occasions. The punishment includes having his arms and legs duct-taped, being forced to take cold showers, and other forms of physical abuse that went far beyond child discipline. One of the more horrific crimes involved whipping the boy for not adhering to his schoolwork. The abuse turned physical, with Ricky and Nichole allegedly punching and slapping the youngster in the head and face. More concerning, the parents are accused of grabbing the boy by his ankles and “slamming his head numerous times on the ground,” highlighting the gravity of the abuse.

Officers C. Ayers and Sgt. J. Johnson performed important roles in apprehending Ricky and Nichole. Their research indicated that the abuse was not an isolated episode but rather a pattern of activity. The evidence included the child’s injuries and statements, as well as the physical proof of abuse discovered in the family’s home.

The county jail center received the pair after their arrest and imprisoned them on a $100,000 bond each. They are charged with criminal child abuse, strangling, tampering with physical evidence, and failing to report child abuse or neglect. Both are due for preliminary hearings on April 8, when the legal process gets underway.

The local community and authorities voiced considerable concern about the case, emphasizing the terrible nature of the abuse and the child’s continued risk if authorities did not intervene. Police have stressed the severity and frequency of the mistreatment in their public pronouncements. “The child was subjected to this torture, cruel confinement, and cruel punishment on numerous occasions while in the couple’s care,” according to the police department.

As the investigation proceeds, local authorities and child protection services are closely watching the situation to ensure that all essential precautions are taken to protect the well-being of the surviving child and any other possible victims. Authorities have not disclosed the young boy’s present condition or custody arrangements. This story serves as a stark reminder of the devastation caused by domestic abuse, as well as the significance of attentive community and law enforcement efforts to safeguard society’s most vulnerable members.

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