Post by Logan on Apr 20, 2016 22:43:45 GMT -6
Days after a two-year-old boy died in a hot van operated by one of its employees, a day care was ordered closed Wednesday by the state.
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services issued an emergency license suspension Wednesday afternoon to two child care centers operating under the name Lil' Kings & Queens Child Care, 8505 and 8409 Terry Road.
LaVontae Swain, who attended one of the day care centers, died Monday afternoon after police said he spent three to four hours inside a van operated by an unidentified day care employee.
An investigation launched by the cabinet on Tuesday found that the employee picked up LaVontae from his home at 9:36 a.m. Monday to take him to the day care, according to suspension documents addressed to Ja'que Thomas of K & Q, Inc.
Read more: www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2016/04/20/day-care-closed-after-boys-death-hot-van/83290734/
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services issued an emergency license suspension Wednesday afternoon to two child care centers operating under the name Lil' Kings & Queens Child Care, 8505 and 8409 Terry Road.
LaVontae Swain, who attended one of the day care centers, died Monday afternoon after police said he spent three to four hours inside a van operated by an unidentified day care employee.
An investigation launched by the cabinet on Tuesday found that the employee picked up LaVontae from his home at 9:36 a.m. Monday to take him to the day care, according to suspension documents addressed to Ja'que Thomas of K & Q, Inc.
Read more: www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2016/04/20/day-care-closed-after-boys-death-hot-van/83290734/