Multiple US Fathers Arrested for Severe Infant Abuse, Manslaughter

Several incidents of child abuse and neglect have led to the arrests of multiple fathers across the United States. In Los Angeles, Edwin Johnson was arrested for involuntary manslaughter after his 20-month-old daughter died from being left unattended in a car. In Abilene, Rodolfo Rosette was charged with child abuse after a 6-week-old infant in his care was hospitalized with 17 rib fractures and other serious injuries, which he admitted were caused by rough handling. In Louisiana, Nicholas Todd was arrested for second-degree cruelty to juveniles following the hospitalization of his 2-month-old infant with severe head, facial, and leg injuries; this case is under active investigation. Additionally, Shreveport police are searching for Latravion Hinton, who is wanted for assaulting the mother of his child, threatening her with an AK-47, and has a prior domestic abuse arrest involving the same victim. These cases highlight ongoing concerns about child safety and domestic violence involving caregivers.