On December 5, a woman living in Brooklyn alerted authorities about possible child abuse after hearing alarming noises from a neighboring apartment. Despite her text to 911 detailing the situation, police arrived hours later, questioned a woman at the door, and left, determining the case as unfounded without checking on the children inside. The child, 3-year-old Kyng Davis, tragically died three months later, with his body abandoned by his mother and her boyfriend, raising serious questions about the flawed response of law enforcement to reports of child abuse.
In the wake of disturbing cries from a nearby apartment, a witness alerted 911 about potential child abuse, leading to a police intervention that ultimately failed to protect the child.
Despite receiving a text detailing the distressing sounds of violence against a child, the responding officers, after some questioning, deemed the situation unfounded and left.
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