Monday, January 28, 2013
Dad faces charges for biting 2-month-old son, breaking his rib (Boston, Massachusetts)
Sounds like your typical scenario. A batterer who is also a child abuser. No surprise there. In this case, an @$$ hole who BIT HIS 2-MONTH OLD SON and broke his rib because he was "frustrated" from the baby's crying.
Notice that this sh** is in a batterer intervention program, and STILL this guy is full of freaking self pity and takes NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS ACTIONS. It's all pissing and whining about how he's "too young" to go through this. Doesn't even occur to him that his 2-month-old son is too young to be bitten. Pure batterer narcissism, folks. There is no therapy for this because there is no conscience there.
Dad is identified as STEVEN VALASQUEZ.
http://www1.whdh.com/news/articles/local/12009710800079/young-boston-father-faces-child-abuse-charges/
Young Boston father faces child abuse charges
Posted: Today at 5:05 pm Updated: Today at 5:26 pm
BOSTON (WHDH) -- A Boston father is facing charges after allegedly abusing his 2-month-old son.
Steven Velasquez asked the court to let him cover his face while he faced charges for hurting his two-month-old son.
“This is my life we're talking about. This is my life we're talking about. I’m too young to be going through this man,” said Velasquez.
Prosecutors said the 19-year-old South Boston man bit his son several times and broke the baby's rib. Doctors found the injuries when the boy was taken to Children's Hospital. The baby's mother tells police Velasquez did it.
“She states that the defendant had done it. He had squeezed the child until the rib had fractured,” said Asst. District Attorney David Newton.
According to the prosecution, the mother also told a Boston Public Housing employee about the alleged abuse saying this:
“He's been abusing me and won't let the kids eat their food. He threw the baby down on the bed. He tossed him because he wouldn't stop crying,” read Newton.
Velasquez is enrolled in a court ordered batterer intervention program. The baby's mother originally told police the bite marks came from another child.
The defense argues allegations against Velazquez come at same time as the couple's unfolding family court battle.
“There's certainly something going on between him and the mother of his children,” said Arthur Shabo, defense attorney.
Velasquez is the father of three children. He is being held on $50,000 bail.
Notice that this sh** is in a batterer intervention program, and STILL this guy is full of freaking self pity and takes NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS ACTIONS. It's all pissing and whining about how he's "too young" to go through this. Doesn't even occur to him that his 2-month-old son is too young to be bitten. Pure batterer narcissism, folks. There is no therapy for this because there is no conscience there.
Dad is identified as STEVEN VALASQUEZ.
http://www1.whdh.com/news/articles/local/12009710800079/young-boston-father-faces-child-abuse-charges/
Young Boston father faces child abuse charges
Posted: Today at 5:05 pm Updated: Today at 5:26 pm
BOSTON (WHDH) -- A Boston father is facing charges after allegedly abusing his 2-month-old son.
Steven Velasquez asked the court to let him cover his face while he faced charges for hurting his two-month-old son.
“This is my life we're talking about. This is my life we're talking about. I’m too young to be going through this man,” said Velasquez.
Prosecutors said the 19-year-old South Boston man bit his son several times and broke the baby's rib. Doctors found the injuries when the boy was taken to Children's Hospital. The baby's mother tells police Velasquez did it.
“She states that the defendant had done it. He had squeezed the child until the rib had fractured,” said Asst. District Attorney David Newton.
According to the prosecution, the mother also told a Boston Public Housing employee about the alleged abuse saying this:
“He's been abusing me and won't let the kids eat their food. He threw the baby down on the bed. He tossed him because he wouldn't stop crying,” read Newton.
Velasquez is enrolled in a court ordered batterer intervention program. The baby's mother originally told police the bite marks came from another child.
The defense argues allegations against Velazquez come at same time as the couple's unfolding family court battle.
“There's certainly something going on between him and the mother of his children,” said Arthur Shabo, defense attorney.
Velasquez is the father of three children. He is being held on $50,000 bail.