🚨 ‘She Hits Us With Sticks’ — Brave Girls Speak Out About Alleged Abuse

Two young sisters found the courage to speak out about ongoing abuse in their home, telling a deputy that their mother regularly beats them with sticks, slaps them in the face, and threatens them when she's angry — sometimes just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The report began when a concerned grandmother called 911, pleading for help and explaining that the children were afraid to go home. She met deputies at a residence along County Road 119 and asked that they hear the story directly from the girls. 💔 “She Hits Me Wherever She Can” One of the sisters, speaking privately to a deputy, said this has been going on “for a while.” She claimed: Her mother hits her with sticks — “on her arms, legs, wherever she can.” She’s slapped in the face constantly, and her mother “acts like nothing happened.” The beatings sometimes happen when she fails to complete chores, but “sometimes she just flips.” The mother takes out her anger about her dad on the girls. The child also described domestic violence between her parents, saying she saw her mother hit her father with a baseball bat. The girl said she had fresh marks on her back and legs from being beaten the previous night. 😢 “She Beats Us Every Day” Her sister backed up the allegations: Said her mom beats her every day, especially after returning home angry. Reported being slapped, thrown to the ground, and abused alongside her sister. Explained the girls previously lived with their grandmother after a past incident. The girls told the deputy they were terrified of going back home and feared retaliation. 👵 Grandmother’s Plea for Help The grandmother told deputies: One of the girls called her the previous night, crying for help. She wanted to pick them up, but the children begged her not to—afraid it would make things worse. She had photographs of injuries, though some marks had faded by the time deputies arrived. ⚠️ If You Suspect Abuse, Don’t Wait — Here’s What to Do This heartbreaking case is a reminder that kids are often too scared to speak up. If you suspect abuse: Trust your gut. If something feels wrong, report it. Call 911 if a child is in immediate danger. Contact Children Services or the Ohio Child Abuse Hotline at 1-855-OH-CHILD. If you're a child or teen in crisis, the National Childhelp Abuse Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-4-A-CHILD. Even if you’re not sure — report anyway. It could save a life. Deputies collected information for their report. The investigation is ongoing.

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