While reviewing the surveillance video, police found a second victim hurt.
Surveillance footage at a St. Louis County, Missouri, daycare center revealed a teacher slammed a 3-year-old girl against a cabinet, causing the girl’s head to split open on February 1.
However, surveillance video shows the little girl calmly standing near a chair for two minutes before the teacher walks across the room towards her. The teacher can be seen grading the girl’s arm and dragging her before she throws her against a cabinet, Sgt. Kevin Smith of the North County Police Cooperative told the St. Louis Dispatch.
Hansen said that the daycare direct told the family she did not watch the surveillance video until the family was with her. Five days after the incident, one of the child’s family members recorded the video from a surveillance monitor with her cellphone.
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