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Couple charged with abusing 6-yr old adopted son

Posted by Sandra On August - 21 - 2010

Mikelann Renwick

A Tavares couple is out of jail on bond after police said the two abused the 6-year-old son they adopted about a year ago. Mikelann Renwick, 47, and Steven Renwick, 55, face charges of child neglect and aggravated child abuse.

Mikelann Renwick took the boy to Florida Hospital Waterman on Wednesday because he was vomiting. Hospital staffers observed that the boy had several injuries to his head, legs and torso, according to an arrest affidavit filed in the case.

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http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/crime/os-tavares-couple-accused-child-abuse20100821,0,755432.story

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