
4 young children found in filthy conditions with bug bites, rotting food, and matted hair
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (TCD) -- Police arrested a couple this week on suspicion of child abuse after finding four children, all younger than 4 years old, living in unsanitary and unsafe conditions.


GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (TCD) -- Police arrested a couple this week on suspicion of child abuse after finding four children, all younger than 4 years old, living in unsanitary and unsafe conditions.
According to the Grand Island Police Department, on Tuesday, Oct. 3, shortly after 9 p.m., officers responded to an apartment building off of Highway 30 to a report of suspected child abuse. At the scene, officers spoke with Daniel Fontaine and Amanda Wolfe, noting a "foul odor could be smelled" coming from them and inside their home.
During a search of their apartment, police located four children — a 3-year-old male, 2-year-old female, 1-year-old male, and newborn female — all suffering from diaper rashes, sores, and possible bug bites. Police said Fontaine and Wolfe endangered the children and "intentionally and knowingly cruelly" confined them to car seats, strollers, or playpens.
According to police, Fontaine and Wolfe allegedly deprived the children of proper food, clothing, and care.