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A former babysitter got two years' probation for pushing a toddler’s head into a radiator, sparking public debate over leniency in child abuse cases.
Jordan James Johnston, a former babysitter, was given two years of probation after admitting to pushing a toddler’s head against a radiator, causing bruising.
The incident occurred while he was caring for the child, leading to a child cruelty conviction at Belfast Magistrates Court.
District Judge Francis Rafferty acknowledged that jail would have been the "obvious and easy thing to do" but chose probation instead, drawing public scrutiny over the leniency of the sentence.
The case has fueled debate about appropriate punishments for child abuse and the justice system’s handling of such offenses, especially when the accused has no prior record.
Una ex niñera recibió dos años de libertad condicional por empujar la cabeza de un niño pequeño a un radiador, provocando un debate público sobre la indulgencia en casos de abuso infantil.