Hands Of Our Future Day Care, Hands Of Our Future Day Care In Delaware Has License Suspended After Workers Allegedly Encouraged Kids To Fight, City of Dover officials closed down the Hands of Our Future Daycare in south Dover Monday morning in the wake three employees arrested by Dover Police for encouraging 3-year-old boys in their care to fight. An investigation by Dover PD’s Criminal Investigation Unit led to the arrests of three women after detectives viewed cell phone video of an incident that occurred in March of 2012 where the three female employees watched and encouraged two 3-year-olds to fight each other while at the daycare, Dover Police Capt. Tim Stump said Monday afternoon.
Tiana Harris, 19, of Dover; Estefania Myers, 21, of Felton and Lisa Parker, 47, of Dover, were each charged with two counts of assault in the second degree, nine counts of endangering the welfare of a child, two counts of reckless endangering in the second degree and one count of conspiracy, Stump said.
A Dover police officer found the video of children being encouraged and even forced to fight on the cell phone of Harris this past weekend while he was investigating an unrelated criminal compliant, Stump said. The officer turned the video over to detectives.
“[Detectives] viewed the video and the investigation went from there,” Stump said.
“In 23 years, this is definitely one of the most shocking and infuriating videos that I’ve seen,” he added. “We entrust these people tot take care of our children. When parents drop their children off, they expect t that their kids will be looked after. This certainly was not the case here.”
Tiana Harris, 19, of Dover; Estefania Myers, 21, of Felton and Lisa Parker, 47, of Dover, were each charged with two counts of assault in the second degree, nine counts of endangering the welfare of a child, two counts of reckless endangering in the second degree and one count of conspiracy, Stump said.
A Dover police officer found the video of children being encouraged and even forced to fight on the cell phone of Harris this past weekend while he was investigating an unrelated criminal compliant, Stump said. The officer turned the video over to detectives.
“[Detectives] viewed the video and the investigation went from there,” Stump said.
“In 23 years, this is definitely one of the most shocking and infuriating videos that I’ve seen,” he added. “We entrust these people tot take care of our children. When parents drop their children off, they expect t that their kids will be looked after. This certainly was not the case here.”
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