From Green Township, Ohio: A domestic violence order had restricted a mother's contact with her child. The order deemed her a danger and required her to keep a certain distance. Despite this, she allegedly entered a childcare facility and took her son. Staff had warned her not to enter, but she pushed past them and left with the boy.
The mother was later arrested. Court records showed the restrictions on her contact with the child. Further details about the incident are available.
The incident involved a pursuit and the mother's vehicle speeding across a lawn. The childcare facility where the incident occurred is Arches Oak Hills Childcare.
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