A social service employee in the United States abused a 13-year-old ward and threatened his family

A social service employee burst into the house of a 13-year-old ward, whom she had previously harassed, with a pistol

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In the American state of Ohio, a social service worker broke into the house of a 13-year-old ward with a gun, whom she had previously molested, writes the Daily Mail.

For the first time, the police detained a 24-year-old social service employee for seducing a 13-year-old ward. The child's adoptive mother reported the crime to the police.

In the suspect's phone, as indicated in the material, they found photographs and videos, as well as intimate correspondence that the social worker conducted with the teenager. The woman was arrested, but then decided to be released on bail of $50 thousand.

The woman, who was released, then broke into the teenager’s house, threatening his family with a pistol. The American woman was extremely outraged that the boy’s adoptive mother “ruined her life” with his message to the police.

The law enforcement officers had to arrest the social service employee for the second time. She received four years and nine months in prison.