Demented Virginia daycare worker convicted of running ‘baby fight club’
- 8 years ago
WOODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA — Sarah Jordan, a former Woodbridge, Virginia daycare worker was found guilty of a dozen charges stemming from the abuse of the 16 to 24-month-old children previously under her charge, according to a New York Daily News report.
Among the accusations levied against Jordan are that she tripped the toddlers, intentionally stepped on their toes, and, according to an Associated Press report, gave them Flamin' Hot Cheetos while laughing as children struggled to deal with the spiciness.
The 31-year-old also allegedly used powerful hoses to spray the kids in the face with water.
Worst of all, however, Jordan arranged what a prosecutor called a 'baby fight club' and encouraged the children to bite and attack each other.
Jordan now faces up to 41 years in prison. Bail has been revoked and she’ll be jailed until she’s sentenced in May.
Among the accusations levied against Jordan are that she tripped the toddlers, intentionally stepped on their toes, and, according to an Associated Press report, gave them Flamin' Hot Cheetos while laughing as children struggled to deal with the spiciness.
The 31-year-old also allegedly used powerful hoses to spray the kids in the face with water.
Worst of all, however, Jordan arranged what a prosecutor called a 'baby fight club' and encouraged the children to bite and attack each other.
Jordan now faces up to 41 years in prison. Bail has been revoked and she’ll be jailed until she’s sentenced in May.