Update and Clarification: Babysitter Charged in Death of 4-year-old
11/16/2012 (Updated 11/17/2012 2:17:05 AM)
WINDSOR -- Criminally Negligent Homicide charges now against the babysitter who accidentally backed her vehicle into the child she was babysitting for in Windsor early Thursday morning.
Four year old Kenzee Wheeler succumbed to her injuries after being airlifted to Wilson Hospital on Thursday. The babysitter who is charged in the incident is Brenda Hadlick, 37, who lives at 488 Mountain Road, where the accident occurred.
It happened around 8:00am Thursday morning.
CLARIFICATION FOR OUR VIEWERS: State Police press release says only that the vehicle was being "backed" in the driveway, but does not indicate if it was entering or exiting the driveway. We regret any confusion our original copy might have caused.
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