GUILTY Pa - Draven Taylor, 5 Months, Died Of Blunt Force Trauma, Lake City, 2016 Feb 20

[JerseyGirl]

Nathan A. Taylor, 23, faces a first-degree felony count of aggravated assault and first-degree misdemeanor counts of simple assault and endangering the welfare of a child, his son, Draven Taylor, who suffered a skull fracture, a right scalp hematoma, laceration of his inner upper lip, a subdural hematoma and other injuries while in Taylor’s care at a residence in the 1000 block of Cherry Street on Feb. 20, 2016.

Draven received treatment at UPMC Hamot and then at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. He died about five months after suffering the injuries.

Prosecutors dropped the homicide charge in March based on medical evidence in the case.

Lake City father on trial for infant's injuries

 

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Lake City Man Convicted on Two Charges in Death of 5-Month-Old Son

June 20th 2018

"...Nathan Taylor, 23, was found guilty of aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child..."

Lake City Man Convicted on Two Charges in Death of 5-Month-Old Son
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[Harmony 2]

A jury deliberated a little less than six hours on Wednesday afternoon before finding 23-year-old Nathan A. Taylor guilty of a first-degree felony count of aggravated assault and a misdemeanor count of endangering the welfare of a child. Erie County Judge William R. Cunningham, who presided over the trial, set sentencing for Aug. 1 at 8:45 a.m.

Lake City man found guilty of charges in son's death

 

[JusticeWillBeServed]

Lake City man gets aggravated sentence for abusing infant son

Erie County Judge William R. Cunningham sentenced Nathan A. Taylor to a minimum of six years and three months to a maximum of 12 years and six months.

Cunningham, who presided at trial, called Taylor’s treatment of his son “an egregious breach of your parental responsibility.”

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On Wednesday, Zieja, Draven’s mother, told Cunningham her sorrow has not abated. When Draven died, she said, she was “dying inside as my heart was ripped from my chest. I had to bury my son but somehow have to continue my life.”

As for the fate of Nathan Taylor, she asked Cunningham to give him “the longest sentence possible.”​

 

[kirkassoc]

six years and three months

I hope and pray they perform a vasectomy before he leaves prison. He does not need to be around children, PERIOD. JMO, MOO. As it is, he has to go to a corner for a short while, without his dinner, and then life moves on ....MOO