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Man with cerebral palsy had washcloth 'stuffed' into mouth, socks tied around his head and blankets pulled over him by group home caregiver: Police

Source Summary Published July 5, 2026 Brief Under 1 min brief

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An Arizona caregiver allegedly used a washcloth and socks to gag a nonverbal man with cerebral palsy at a Phoenix group home.

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Man with cerebral palsy had washcloth 'stuffed' into mouth, socks tied around his head and blankets pulled over him by group home caregiver: Police

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