Alabama mother runs over her 7-year-old son with automotive after making him stroll house from college as punishment: police

An Alabama mom has been charged with kid abuse after she by accident ran over her 7-year-old son whilst making him stroll house from college as a punishment, in line with the Boaz Police Division. 

Police mentioned the incident came about on Feb. 9 round 3:30 p.m. when Sarai Rachel James, 27, picked up her son from college in Boaz, Alabama.

James used to be instructed that her son have been despatched to the major’s place of job as a result of he had gotten in bother previous within the day, police mentioned. 

As a type of punishment, James stopped her automotive, no longer a long way from college, and made her son get out to stroll or run the remainder of the way in which house, a distance of round 8 blocks, police mentioned.

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Whilst he walked, James drove beside her son for a couple of blocks, however as she bogged down, the boy attempted to grasp the door care for of the automobile, the Miami Bring in reported. 

In keeping with Boaz Leader of Police Michael Abercrombie, when James sped up, her son used to be pulled beneath the automobile and ran over with a rear tire.

Investigators instructed the Miami Bring in that they consider the incident used to be an coincidence, although Abercrombie mentioned the boy would by no means were in that state of affairs if he hadn’t been punished.

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“She would possibly not have learned he used to be doing that,” Abercrombie mentioned. “God watched over him.” 

In keeping with police, the boy is in solid situation and used to be delivered to the College of Alabama sanatorium the place he used to be being handled for abrasions on his again and the facet of his head.

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James has since been charged with annoyed kid abuse and used to be launched on a $50,000 bond 3 days after being arrested, Marshall County prison information confirmed. 

Fox Information Virtual reached out to the Boaz Police Division for more info.