The daycare workers allegedly had no idea the child left.
Five-year-old Giovanna Risely is autistic. He suffers from an attention-deficit-hyperactivity disorder.He was walking down the street alone in the rain.
Risely dropped him off around 8:30 a.m. She was five minutes away from work when she received a call from her friend, who also has a child at the same daycare. 19 News reporter Winnie Dortch went to the daycare to ask what happened. One employee came to the door and said “no comment”.It says children were left unattended more than once and childcare staff were using mirrors to view children in another room.
“Knowing what I know now, after the inspection, it makes me sick to my stomach, he would have been gone,” Risely said.
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