challenged teen found handcuffed to pole in father
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Kansas City police found a mentally challenged teen handcuffed to a pole in the basement of his father's home on Monday. The teen said his daily diet consisted of one package of oatmeal, one package of Ramen noodles and two bologna sandwiches.
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Police said they were called to the Womens Von Miller Jersey home on a welfare check with the Missouri Department of Social Services. The call was about a 14 year old boy reportedly chained to a Authentic Von Miller Jersey pole.
Police said the stepmother volunteered to tell the teen that police were there, but officers went to the basement to talk to the boy instead. According to police, as they began walking down the stairs, they heard someone say "I didn't do anything. When police realized the child was handcuffed to the pole and couldn't get loose, Authentic Demaryius Thomas Jersey they said they consoled him, called for more officers to come downstairs and used a handcuff key to free the teen.
Police said the boy was thin and his face was sunken on the Womens Ryan Clady Jersey sides when they found him. He was wearing dirty jeans, a dirty shirt and socks. 27, 2012, when his father pulled him out of school to reportedly homeschool him. He said he was only locked not handcuffed in the basement at first and given minimal food, but when he found a way to get additional food, his father got mad and handcuffed the teen to his bed. He said that's when his father handcuffed him to the pole.
Police said the victim's stepmother, father and older brother Womens Demaryius Thomas Jersey all lived in the home. He was immediately placed into the custody of the Clay County Children's Division. A 2 year old grandson in the home is also in safe custody.