Parents arrested after NINE siblings 'placed in cages' found in 'appalling' home
TWO adults have been arrested after cops allegedly found nine children living in what they described as appalling conditions.
TL;DR
- Nine children were removed from a home in Etna Township, Ohio, due to alleged appalling living conditions.
- Two adults, Jonathan Parr and Jacqueline Coleman, were arrested on child endangerment charges.
- Allegations include bug infestations, insufficient living space, and children being forced to stand for hours with nails between their toes.
- Some children were allegedly kept in a shed, and barriers resembling cages were used to block doorways.
- The children range in age from one to 13 and have been placed in CPS custody.
- Parr has a prior history of weapons charges.
- Coleman and Parr are being held on $150,000 bond.