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Three Arrested After 13 Children Left Alone At Daycare | Deltona Child Injury Lawyer
Three people were arrested after an Orlando daycare left 13 children alone last Friday. The director of All Star’s Child Care, Ednita Williams, left for an errand and came back to find the children alone. Michelle Bell, 42, and Laquanda King, 33, were arrested and charged with child neglect. The daycare reopened today.
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