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   via Washington County Sheriff's Office   
      
   Woodbury police have arrested a 19-year-old man who allegedly physically   
   abused his six-month-old daughter, causing multiple serious injuries.   
      
   Authorities say the investigation began on the morning of Sept. 24, 2024, when   
   a Washington County Child Protection Services social worker alerted a Woodbury   
   Police Department detective to the report of abuse involving the infant.   
      
   The social worker had gone to meet the victim and her mother at a local   
   hospital after receiving the report. According to court documents, the victim   
   sustained a fractured femur, a broken wrist and multiple fractured vertebrae.   
   Doctors described the    
   injuries as indicative of child abuse.   
      
   The investigation revealed the infant was left in the care of her father, Amir   
   Taquarius Oglesby, 19, at their Woodbury apartment. On Sept. 23, the mother   
   returned home from work at around 4:50 p.m. and noticed that the infant   
   appeared distressed and did    
   not respond to her as usual. When she picked up the child, she cried out in   
   pain, prompting the mother to take her to the hospital after observing   
   swelling in her leg and foot.   
      
   On Sept. 25, detectives interviewed Oglesby at the residence. He told   
   investigators that on the afternoon of Sept. 23, he picked up the victim from   
   her bassinet and noticed her right leg was folded behind her left leg. He   
   admitted that he might have    
   moved her too quickly and noticed that her knee looked "weird" and "didn't   
   look right," the documents said. Oglesby also acknowledged to investigators   
   that he has a history of being “rough” with the victim, despite previous   
   warnings to be more gentle.   
      
   Regarding the infant’s wrist injury, Oglesby admitted that he had picked her   
   up by one arm, a practice he was advised against. He recalled feeling a "pop"   
   in her wrist a few days earlier but did not report it to the mother. As for   
   the vertebrae    
   fractures, Oglesby claimed that the family dog might have jumped on the   
   victim, but he also admitted to setting her down roughly on previous occasions.   
      
   Detectives consulted with hospital doctors about the victim's injuries. They   
   reported that the femur fracture was an impacted break above the knee,   
   consistent with excessive force. The wrist injury was described as being more   
   likely caused by a yanking    
   motion. Additionally, doctors dismissed the explanation of the vertebrae   
   injuries being caused by a dog, noting a lack of corresponding scratches or   
   other marks on the skin. The vertebrae fractures were estimated to be at least   
   two weeks old, leading    
   doctors to diagnose the case as child physical abuse.   
      
   On Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, Oglesby was taken into custody by Woodbury police   
   and transported to the Washington County Jail, where he remains in custody. He   
   faces a felony charge of malicious punishment of a child, punishable by a   
   sentence of up to five    
   years.   
      
   Oglesby made his initial appearance on the charge Wednesday, Oct. 9, where   
   bail was set at $30,000 without conditions or $1,000 conditions, including no   
   contact with the victim, remaining law-abiding and no firearm or weapon   
   possession. His next court    
   date is set for Nov. 20.   
      
   https://www.mncrime.com/latest/woodbury-man-accused-of-severe-ab   
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