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The baby had gotten her leg caught in a crib two weeks before she was taken to a hospital for critical injuries, and she had sometimes gotten caught in her bouncy seat, her mother said.

But there was nothing to explain a fracture to the baby's right femur or why she went into cardiac arrest May 23 and had to be intubated in critical condition.

The baby's father, Cornell Kevon Montgomery, 24, was charged Tuesday with battery resulting in serious bodily injury to a person under 14 and neglect of a dependent resulting in serious bodily injury.

When doctors discovered the baby's injury, medical records were sent to doctors at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, where a doctor said that an adult who was around the child would have known the child was injured and in pain. The doctor said the stories given were not plausible and he ruled it an inflicted injury, court records said.

The baby's mother told police she took care of her child May 23, changing her diaper and feeding her as she did every morning, and that she went to work at 8 a.m. Her baby had no fussiness or indications of injury at that time, and there was no indication of injury the night before. Montgomery had driven her to work with the baby seated in a car seat, she told police.

About 9 a.m., she received a message to call Montgomery immediately. Montgomery said he had a warrant for his arrest and that she needed to call her mother to let her know she needed to watch the baby.

About 10 a.m., the baby's mother went to her mother's home. Her mother was holding the baby and if the baby was moved, she would cry and her leg was swollen, court records said.

When asked for an explanation, Montgomery said there had been no traumatic incidents when he dropped the baby off at the grandmother's home and that he had been home only about 20 minutes before he went to the grandmother's house, records said. Montgomery said that when he arrived, the grandmother took the baby out of the car seat and he noticed she made a noise that didn't sound like a normal cry, court records said.

Montgomery said he didn't do anything to the baby, but Riley doctors believe the injuries “probably occurred” while the child was in his care, court records said.

http://www.journalgazette.net/news/local/police-fire/20171115/father-charged-in-babys-injury
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Oh yeah he looks like he is innocent...
of absolutely nothing..

"Yo bae, U gots ta git yo baebae to yo mama.
Po-po got a warunt fo me.
I inosent.
Oh an yo bae iz find. I dun nuthin'"

Ladies, choose your penis semi wisely please.
This shit is getting old.
 
Ladies, choose your penis semi wisely please.
This shit is getting old.

No joke, how is somebody such a piece of shit they ruin a babies life and then quickly drops the baby off at the grandmothers and blames her?

There really should be a mandatory sterilization put into effect for people who seriously harm or kill kids. If it can be done cheaply to spay and neuter a pet I don't see how difficult it would be to do to a scum bag serving prison time?
 
From his 2019 appeal
Montgomery was sentenced to two twelve-year sentences to be served concurrent with each other but consecutive to his sentence in another cause. Montgomery now appeals his convictions and sentence, raising three issues for our review which we expand and restate as four: (1) whether the trial court violated his constitutional right to an impartial jury by denying his Batsonobjection and allowing the State to strike a prospective African-American juror; (2) whether the evidence was sufficient to support his convictions; (3) whether the sentence was inappropriate in light of the nature of the offenses and his character; and (4) whether the trial court abused its discretion in ordering his concurrent sentences to be served consecutive to his sentence in another cause.

Concluding that the trial court did not violate Montgomery’s constitutional right to an impartial jury, the State presented sufficient evidence to support his convictions, his sentence is not inappropriate, and the trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering consecutive sentences, we affirm

His other crime was resisting law enforcement, carrying a handgun without a license and refusal to identify himself.
 
First Name CORNELL
Middle NameK
Last NameMONTGOMERY
SuffixJR

Earliest Possible Release Date* 05/14/2026



Date of Sentence09/14/2018
DescriptionBATTERY
Term in Years / Months / Days
120000000



Projected Release Date 05/14/2026



Date of Sentence09/14/2018
DescriptionNEGLECT OF A DEPENDENT W/ SERIOUS INJURY
Term in Years / Months / Days
120000000



Projected Release Date 05/14/2026
 
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