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Police report: Kentucky woman charged with child abuse, allegedly locked child in dog cage

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MADISON COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — A Kentucky woman was arrested on June 3 after a filed complaint warrant reported that she committed several acts of child abuse including allegedly forcing her kid to stay in a dog cage.

The warrant filed in the Madison County District Court read that 31-year-old Sheila T. Mann was arrested and charged on several counts of child abuse.

The warrant noted that officials interviewed her 10-year-old child who told police that Mann committed several acts of child abuse including strangulation, violent threats, tying their hands together, and allegedly forcing them to stay in a dog cage for two to three days.

The warrant noted that the alleged acts took place at a home between Jan. 1, 2024 and March 7, 2024.

The citation listed that Mann was charged with the following:

  • First degree strangulation
  • First degree criminal abuse - child 12 or under
  • First degree unlawful imprisonment
  • First degree wanton endangerment
  • Third degree terroristic threatening