Une belle-mère du Wisconsin condamnée à la prison pour négligence envers une enfant

Une belle-mère du Wisconsin a été condamnée à sept ans de prison après avoir plaidé coupable de négligence chronique envers sa belle-fille de 15 ans, qui ne pesait que 58 livres (environ 26 kilos) lors de l'intervention des autorités. Brittany Hull, âgée de 33 ans, a reçu cette peine assortie de quatre ans de mise à l'épreuve par un tribunal du comté de Marathon.

La sentence a été prononcée mardi à la suite du plaidoyer de culpabilité de Hull pour négligence chronique envers une enfant ayant causé des lésions corporelles graves. Un chef d'accusation pour maltraitance intentionnelle d'enfant a été abandonné, mais pris en compte lors de l'audience. Hull a l'interdiction de contacter la victime et doit suivre un cours de parentalité dans le cadre de sa peine.

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