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| Parents of son charged in beating may lose girl |
| 06.23.05 (6:07 am) [edit] |
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Madison Hts. pair could lose daughter for delaying treatment for broken back; her brother faces charge. By Mike Martindale / The Detroit News Comment on this story Send this story to a friend Get Home Delivery MADISON HEIGHTS -- The Oakland County Prosecutor's Office on Thursday will attempt to permanently end the parental rights of a Madison Heights couple who police say neglected to seek medical help for their daughter after her older brother allegedly beat her over her relationship with a non-Muslim boy. The 15-year-old girl, who is a Madison Heights Lamphere High junior, suffered a broken back in the beating, according to court documents. The trial to determine whether parental custody rights should be terminated is set for Thursday before Oakland Circuit Judge Joan Young. The girl's brother, Ahmad Abdelmomen, 21, is charged with aggravated assault in the April 29 incident at their home in Madison Heights. Abdelmomen is free on bond pending a July 13 preliminary hearing before Madison Heights 43rd District Judge Robert J. Turner. "She complained of the injury to her parents, but they didn't take her to a doctor because they condoned the punishment her brother gave her," said Robert Zivian, an assistant Oakland County prosecuting attorney assigned to the neglect case. The following day, when the girl was still complaining of injuries, her parents called for an ambulance, according to Madison Heights Police Detective Sgt. Ron Hillman. "She was in a lot of pain, and when she eventually went back to school, it was in a wheelchair," Hillman said. "It was too painful for her to stand for any period of time." The girl initially told hospital workers she fell, Hillman said. After being questioned by police, she admitted that her brother had beaten her because he was upset over her relationship with a boy who was not of their religious faith, Hillman said. "She wrote me a two-page statement about how both her brother and her parents disapproved of the situation," he said. "She wrote that's what prompted the beating in the first place." The girl was placed in temporary foster care following the incident, Zivian said. "Now she is recanting the original story and also claiming she fell down some stairs," Zivian said. Hello? NOW, Feminists, anyone? Religion of Peace? http://littlegreenfootbal ls.com/weblog/?entry=16339_R eligion_of_Misogyny_in_Mi chigan&only" title="http://littlegreenfootbal ls.com/weblog/?entry=16339_R eligion_of_Misogyny_in_Mi chigan&only" target="_blank"http://littlegreenfootbal ls.c... |
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