Bronx daycare fentanyl death: Owner and
neighbor are seen handcuffed after one-year-old
died from exposure - as grandmother of
another boy, 2, reveals he passed out
face-up on playmat just feet from his sister
Posted By: Imright, 9/17/2023 4:45:14 PM
The owner of a Bronx daycare center has been pictured for the first time since her arrest - after multiple children were hospitalized and one died of fentanyl poisoning under her care. Divino Nino Daycare owner Grei Mendez De Ventura, 36, and her neighbor Carlisto Acevedo Brito, 41, were arrested and each hit with 11 charges last night following the death of one-year-old Nicholas Feliz-Dominici. They were both handcuffed and walked out of the 52nd precinct on Sunday, before entering separate cop cars and being driven to Bronx Criminal Court.
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