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Stockton-on-Tees, UNITED KINGDOM · Jul 14, 2024


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Jul 14, 2024

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Couple Hide New Born Baby from Authorities and Police find it Alive as Pair Charged with Child Cruelty · 51 assets in this set

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BGUK_2974488 - **Striclty No Daily Mail Online usage via BackGrid** Couple Hide New Born Baby from Authorities and Police find it Alive after huge complexed investigation into a couple on Teesside. Two people, a male aged 35 and female aged 41, have been charged with an offence of child cruelty. They have been remanded in custody to appear at Teesside Magistrates’ Court tomorrow (15 July 2024). A third suspect has been bailed to allow for further enquiries to be conducted. (Believed to be their daughter) Cleveland Police said they are no longer concerned for the welfare of anyone else connected to this investigation and have concluded the four day search at the property on Yarm Lane, Stockton, Teesside. The flat which is above a pizza shop on Yarm Lane in Stockton, has been probed by Cleveland Police for most of the week. On Wednesday afternoon a female was taken to hospital when authorites arrived after concerns the female was overdue. The female (who never told health professionals that she had already gaven birth) was taken to University Hospital Of North Tees. It was only at the hospital that they realised the woman had already given birth and the baby was missing. Police returned to the flat shortly after to arrest the male and the flat has been searched over a four day period. The African couple who live at the property have been subject to anti social vandalism for displaying words from the bible and have been walking around the town in their tribal wear whilst uploading videos to social media slandering local Social Services and police. It is believed that the couple who live at the property have seven children in care and have a history of child neglect. The couple boast on their social media for hosting the first Black British Entertainment (BBE) Awards in 2017 believed to be held in London. The pair claim to be part of a tribe known as Kubala. Jean Gasho on Facebook if you want to research. Picture of the couple outside of the property is for reference only and is from her facebook page.

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Stockton-on-Tees, UNITED KINGDOM

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