Mother of New Jersey arrested after allegedly forcing a child to use dog shock neck

TO New Jersey Mother was arrested after she forced her son to use a dog shock neck, leaving marks in the neck, according to prosecutors.

Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano, 30, was accused of two positions of jeopardizing the welfare of a child, two charges of aggravated assault, a witness charge manipulated with a threat of strength and a hindered charge, said the office of the Cape May Count Prosecutor in a press communication.

The abuse was discovered on March 17 when the child arrived at the primary school of Cape May with visible brands in the body, which was then determined that they were caused by a dog shock necklace. The Special Victims Unit of the Prosecutor’s Office and the Police Department of the city of Cape May launched a joint investigation, and Cruz-Feliciano was arrested the next day.

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Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano, 30, was accused after he allegedly forced her son to use a dog shock neck. (Sheriff’s Office of the Cape May County)

The researchers learned that Cruz-Felician also threatened the child with more violence if the abuse was reported, according to the press release.

Shock necklaces can deliver electric loads up to 100 volts.

The victim They told the officers That the necklace remained in a room with items belonging to the dead dog of the family and that the necklace was regularly accused after the death of the animal, according to judicial documents, WPVI reported.

Shock necklaces can deliver electric loads up to 100 volts. (Getty images)

Cruz-Felician allegedly admitted the abuse and told the police that he had his mother, Sonia Feliciano, 59, discarding the necklace, according to the medium.

The victim’s maternal grandmother is Faced charges of hindering and manipulating evidence, but was released in a pending citation of judicial procedures, according to the press release.

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The researchers learned that Kimberly Cruz-Feliciano threatened the child with more violence if abuse was reported. (Istock)

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“This case highlights the continuous dedication of our law enforcement agencies to protect the most vulnerable members of our community,” said Cape May Cope prosecutor Jeffery H. Sutherland, in a statement. “We take all the accusations of child abuse with the greatest seriousness, and we will continue to ensure that those responsible for such atrocious acts are totally responsible for the law.”