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FAIRFIELD, Calif. | California mom of 10 to appear in court on abuse charges
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FAIRFIELD, Calif. | California mom of 10 to appear in court on abuse charges
FAIRFIELD, Calif. — Prosecutors will file nine counts of felony child abuse against the California mother of 10 children who investigators said suffered long-term abuse in a filthy home, authorities said.
Ina Rogers, who’s scheduled to appear in court Wednesday, told reporters earlier this week that the allegations against her and her husband are false.
It’s still unclear whether any California government agencies had an opportunity to intervene in the years authorities claim the children were abused inside their home in suburban Fairfield, about 46 miles (74 kilometers) northeast of San Francisco. Their mother claimed social services interviewed the kids three years ago but nothing came of the visit.
Rogers, 31, told reporters that she had one prior interaction with child welfare officials when her mother “had mentioned something” that prompted a home visit. Officials took pictures of the children and interviewed them individually, she said.
“Nothing was founded, my kids were placed back with me,” she said.
Solano County’s Child Welfare Services department officials did not immediately respond to requests Tuesday for details about the visit, or information about other interactions they may have had with members of the household.
Sheriff’s and prosecutors say the children were rescued from a filthy house in March and had suffered puncture wounds, burns, bruising and injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun. Sharon Henry, the county’s chief deputy district attorney, said they were tortured “for sadistic purposes.”
Their father, Jonathan Allen, 29, was arrested Friday and is in Solano County Jail on seven counts of torture and nine counts of felony child abuse. He has pleaded not guilty and bail was set at $5.2 million.
Allen denied the allegations in an interview with KCRA-TV on Tuesday, declaring “I am not an animal.”
“The truth is that it is a functioning household,” he said. “Everyone helped everyone. It was a complete circle — the older ones helped the little ones.”
Questions remain as to how the children and the alleged abuse went undetected for years until March 31, when police responding to a missing juvenile report entered the house.
They found a home filled with rotted food and human and animal waste, said Fairfield Lt. Greg Hurlbut. Police removed the children, ages 4 months to 12 years, and arrested Rogers on suspicion of neglect. She was released after posting $10,000 bail.
Stories about the alleged abuse came out gradually in interviews with the children over the past six weeks and eight of the children told professionals about incidents dating back several years, authorities said.
Rogers says she home-schooled the children, but the Fairfield home was not registered as a private school and neither were three prior addresses in Fairfield and Vallejo, according to the California Department of Education.
California law requires children to be enrolled in public school unless they meet specific exemptions, such as documented attendance at a private school. Parents who teach their own children can register as a private school but the state does not approve, monitor or inspect them. Some home-based instruction is also offered through self-directed programs at public or charter schools.
Rogers said she previously enrolled her two oldest children in school but decided to teach them herself because she didn’t think they were getting enough attention. She said her daughter failed to get on the school bus on her first day of kindergarten and was later found talking to a stranger and his dog at the school, she said.
“They were bullied and the teachers weren’t helping me with their education,” Rogers said. “So I said, ‘OK how am I going to do this with all these kids? I can’t do that.’ So I was like, ‘I’m the only one who cares enough’ so I started to homeschool them.”
At least one person suspected abuse: The children’s maternal grandmother. She called Allen a monster.
“He would take the baby and slap it in the face and put duct tape on the baby’s mouth to make it shut up,” Wanda Rogers told KNTV in San Francisco.
Rogers said the children slept in one bedroom because they were close. The home’s other rooms were used as a master bedroom, playroom and meditation room.
Rogers said she works as an EKG technician at a heart monitoring company and her husband is a tattoo artist.
Neighbor Larry Magnaye said he had no idea there were 10 children living in the house across the street.
The parents waved from the driveway, but he never saw the children in the yard or heard them playing in the backyard pool.
“It’s a pretty big house,” Magnaye said. “But I don’t know how you can keep it quiet when you have 10 kids. I can’t keep it quiet with one, two, you know?”
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Har reported from San Francisco.
By JONATHAN J. COOPER and JANIE HAR, By Associated Press – published on STL.News by St. Louis Media, LLC (Z.S)
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Building a Strong Defense Against Child Abuse Charges in NJ
Child abuse is a topic that gets a strong reaction in the eye of the public and in the courts, which means that it is essential to develop the strongest defense possible if you are facing these claims. Here are some insights into child abuse charges and what to do about them, from a leading child abuse defense attorney in NJ.
Types of child abuse prosecuted in NJ
In this state, child abuse covers a wide range of crimes committed against a minor – someone under the age of 18 – and can include:
Sexual abuse.
Corporal punishment or physical abuse.
DUI/DWI with a child in the car.
Neglect or abandonment, which can include leaving a child alone and unsupervised in a car, home or store.
Parental abduction, often as a result of a noncustodial parent taking the child from a custodial parent.
It’s easier than you think to fall victim to false or unjustified child abuse charges
Due to the fact that there is such a strong reaction from communities and prosecutors over child abuse claims, these charges – even when false or blown out of proportion – can destroy lives. The reasons behind these charges may be false or an overreaction in themselves, from doctors suspicious of bruises to neighbors who are hearing frequent arguments in your home – all without actually witnessing any form of child abuse. Custody battles between spouses can also quickly become ugly, with charges being files to help win custody of a child or children. Even though the charges may be false, the courts are obligated to pursue them vigorously – and the court of public opinion may convict you regardless of the result.
Don’t run the risk of having your life destroyed – Speak to a child abuse defense attorney today
In cases like these, it is essential to have a strong, experienced legal specialist on your side who will fight your charges from the start. Without the right attorney, it’s easy for your case to get out of control – and you could end up facing heavy fines, lengthy jail time and the lifelong stigma of a sex offender.
That’s why you should speak to former prosecutor, Dennis Calo, today. With over 40 years of experience in the legal system, he has the skills, knowledge and inside understanding of the New Jersey court system to ensure that you get the best defense available.
Your freedom deserves a fight, contact Dennis Calo today and get a free case evaluation.
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NFL running back Adrian Peterson avoids jail time on abuse charges after plea deal
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will avoid jail time after reaching a plea agreement with prosecutors on Tuesday in the child abuse case against him. Peterson, 29, was facing felony charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child after he was accused of whipping his...
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