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A plea deal allowed an Alabama mother to not serve any jail time from her indictment for manslaught3r & aggravated CA after her 8-year-old son with cerebral palsy starved to d3ath. Zedria Rankin pleaded guilty on Tuesday to the lesser charge of CA & will serve 3 years probation. On April 6, 2018, Rankin’s son LeBrawn was found unresponsive at their apartment in Mobile, where he was pronounced d3ad. A civil lawsuit against Rankin & the Alabama Department of Human Resources alleges that officials from LeBrawn’s school reported to DHR concerns he was being abus3d & neglected. LeBrawn, who was confined to a wheelchair, “suffered from severe dehydration, bed sores, poor hygiene & his diapers were not being changed for extended periods of time,”. LeBrawn weighed just 23 pounds at the time of his d3ath. A grand jury indicted Rankin in 2021 of manslaught3r & aggravat3d CA for “failure to provide food &/or care him” & “did willfully torture, willfully abus3, cruelly beat or otherwise willfully maltreat said child by failure to provide food &/or care for him, said abus3 having taken place on more than one occasion,”. But 2 years later, Rankin pleaded down. In a statement, Rankin’s attorney, Rolando Rankin, said had she been convicted at trial, she would have faced 99 years in prison. Her “best interest” plea is not an admission of guilt, he noted. “This has been a long, arduous & painful experience for Zedria & she is thankful to reach some form of closure,” he said. “Due to this loss, my client’s life will never be the same, but at least she can now try to focus on continuing to heal.” While the criminal case is over, the civil case remains ongoing. The case was filed in 2020 by attorney Tommy James on behalf of LeBrawn’s estate that alleges Rankin & DHR “acted negligently, willfully, maliciously, fraudulently & in bad faith, beyond their authority or under a mistaken interpretation of the law, proximately causing the d3ath of LeBrawn Rankin.” Officials from LeBrawn’s schools repeatedly reported to DHR suspected abus3 & officials with the agency should have removed the boy from his mother’s home, according to the lawsuit. “LeBrawn Rankin was allowed to remain in a dangerous situation where he eventually di3d,” the lawsuit said.. LeBrawn’s d3ath never should have happened & should serve as a wake-up call to people & institutions charged with protecting children. “The system failed LeBrawn at every turn & we owe it to him & to every child in the system, to ensure this never happens again. No child should suffer the way LeBrawn did.  #crime #truecrime #crimetoks #crimejunkie #crimetiktoks #truecrimetok #crimejunkies #crimetiktok #truecrimetiktok
A plea deal allowed an Alabama mother to not serve any jail time from her indictment for manslaught3r & aggravated CA after her 8-year-old son with cerebral palsy starved to d3ath. Zedria Rankin pleaded guilty on Tuesday to the lesser charge of CA & will serve 3 years probation. On April 6, 2018, Rankin’s son LeBrawn was found unresponsive at their apartment in Mobile, where he was pronounced d3ad. A civil lawsuit against Rankin & the Alabama Department of Human Resources alleges that officials from LeBrawn’s school reported to DHR concerns he was being abus3d & neglected. LeBrawn, who was confined to a wheelchair, “suffered from severe dehydration, bed sores, poor hygiene & his diapers were not being changed for extended periods of time,”. LeBrawn weighed just 23 pounds at the time of his d3ath. A grand jury indicted Rankin in 2021 of manslaught3r & aggravat3d CA for “failure to provide food &/or care him” & “did willfully torture, willfully abus3, cruelly beat or otherwise willfully maltreat said child by failure to provide food &/or care for him, said abus3 having taken place on more than one occasion,”. But 2 years later, Rankin pleaded down. In a statement, Rankin’s attorney, Rolando Rankin, said had she been convicted at trial, she would have faced 99 years in prison. Her “best interest” plea is not an admission of guilt, he noted. “This has been a long, arduous & painful experience for Zedria & she is thankful to reach some form of closure,” he said. “Due to this loss, my client’s life will never be the same, but at least she can now try to focus on continuing to heal.” While the criminal case is over, the civil case remains ongoing. The case was filed in 2020 by attorney Tommy James on behalf of LeBrawn’s estate that alleges Rankin & DHR “acted negligently, willfully, maliciously, fraudulently & in bad faith, beyond their authority or under a mistaken interpretation of the law, proximately causing the d3ath of LeBrawn Rankin.” Officials from LeBrawn’s schools repeatedly reported to DHR suspected abus3 & officials with the agency should have removed the boy from his mother’s home, according to the lawsuit. “LeBrawn Rankin was allowed to remain in a dangerous situation where he eventually di3d,” the lawsuit said.. LeBrawn’s d3ath never should have happened & should serve as a wake-up call to people & institutions charged with protecting children. “The system failed LeBrawn at every turn & we owe it to him & to every child in the system, to ensure this never happens again. No child should suffer the way LeBrawn did. #crime #truecrime #crimetoks #crimejunkie #crimetiktoks #truecrimetok #crimejunkies #crimetiktok #truecrimetiktok

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