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Mother Arrested in Juárez for Allegedly Chaining Her 9-Year-Old Son

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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In a disturbing case of domestic violence, a 35-year-old mother named Leyma L. J. was arrested in Ciudad Juárez after her 9-year-old son was found chained inside their home in the Toribio Ortega neighborhood. Local authorities responded to a community hotline report and discovered the boy crying for help, with a chain around his ankle meant to restrain him. Following his rescue, the child was placed in the care of social services for protection and support. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding child welfare and domestic abuse in the region.

Key Details: • Incident occurred in the Toribio Ortega neighborhood of Ciudad Juárez. • The boy was found chained and crying for help by patrolling officers. • Leyma L. J. faces charges of domestic violence. • The child is now receiving care from the social work department.

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