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A worker from the New Hampshire daycare who drugged children by washing food with melatonin will not purge any prison sentence, according to a decision to convict the court on Monday.
According to the Hillsborough North SUPERIOR SUPERIOR, Fox News Digital, Dreckmann, 53 -year -old file guilty to falsify physical evidence and to reckless conduct.
Judge Amy Messer made a sentence sentence of seven years in prison.
Messer prevented Dreckmann from working or working in any daycare form and having unwanted contacts with children under the age of 18, with the exception of his own family.
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Sally Dreckmann pleaded guilty of having drugged children with melatonin in a daycare and was sentenced to a suspended prison sentence with restrictions. (Manchester police)
She was also ordered to pay a return, to complete 100 hours of community service and to avoid contact with the victims and their families.
The shocking case dates back to November 2023, when Manchester police obtained a report of dangerous practices at the Amory Street daycare at home.
The detectives found that melatonin, a free sleep assistance, was sprinkled in the food given to children.
The police said that no child fell seriously ill, but said melatonin posed serious health risks.
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“To be given to children without the parents’ knowledge or consent, it is very worrying,” said the spokesperson for the Manchester police department Heather Hamel at the time.
Following an investigation, arrest warrants were issued in May 2024 for Dreckmann and three employees: Traci Innie, 51 years old; Kaitlin Filardo, 23 years old; And Jessica Foster, 23 years old.
The four were accused of 10 counts of endangering the well-being of a child.
Initially charged with more than 30 accusations, including the endangerment of children, the assault and the falsification of evidence, Dreckmann accepted a advocacy agreement which led to the sentence suspended.
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The prosecutor, Shawn Sweeney, said that the case has highlighted a dangerous escape in the law of New Hampshire, by Boston.com.
“It is like a blind spot in law,” said Sweeney at the point of sale and explained that endangering the well-being of a child is not always treated as a crime.
A bill to strengthen the status was also rejected by local legislators in May for concerns that it could criminalize ordinary parental errors.
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Without legislative changes, added Sweeney, lighter sentences are often inevitable: “Without the law to support us, we get what we get,” she said.
Fox News Digital contacted the judicial management of New Hampshire, which the spokesman said: “We are not starting individual cases.”
