A Maryland day care worker is arrested after allegedly filming a video of herself kicking and yanking a child at an Oxon Hill center, police say.
A Maryland day care worker was arrested after she allegedly filmed a video of herself kicking and yanking a child at an Oxon Hill center, police said., a woman identified by police as Kayla Greenwell, 23, is seen using her foot to move a child. She then yanks the child by the arm, drops the child onto a mattress and then kicks the mattress which led to the child falling off.
At another point in the footage, she appears to pick the child up by their shirt and drop them on a mattress.
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