It's Flying Niglet Season Again: Turdler Dies After Fall From Fifth Story Window

http://nypost.com/2016/06/02/he-was-a-pure-soul-boy-who-fatally-fell-from-window-mourned/

‘He was a pure soul’: Boy who fatally fell from window mourned
By Sarah Trefethen and Natalie Musumeci
June 2, 2016 | 5:34pm

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Mourners carried the casket at a Thursday afternoon service of the 5-year-old boy who tragically plunged five stories to his death from a Brooklyn balcony. Photo: Paul Martinka


The 5-year-old boy who tragically plunged five stories to his death from a Brooklyn balcony was mourned at an outdoor funeral service Thursday afternoon as hundreds of black-clad tearful grievers surrounded the boy’s tiny casket.

Mourners joined the devastated family of Shimon Meisels, whose body was placed in a casket draped with a black cloth adorned with white Hebrew lettering and placed on a wooden table in front of a Williamsburg synagogue run by the child’s grandfather.

“You will meet your mother in heaven :rolleyes:,” said the boy’s distraught father Yoel Yakov Meisels at the packed Hasidic Jewish service one day
after the little boy’s death.

“Be sure to pray for the family and the rest of the children and their well-being in the future. These tragedies should never happen again,”
said Meisels, speaking in Yiddish, through tears.

“He was a pure soul. He was always busy learning or reading over Psalms,” the father, whose wife died two years ago, added.

The toddler’s grandfather, Herschel Meisels, the lead rabbi of the synagogue said, “God should give strength to the family to take away
the pain.”

Shimon was killed when he tumbled to the street from the balcony of his fifth-floor apartment on Wallabout Street in Williamsburg Wednesday at around 8 p.m., police said.

An ambulance rushed the boy to Brooklyn Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Members of Shimon’s family were home at the time of the fatal fall, cops said.

“A child goes straight to heaven. It’s just everybody here who is left in hell,” said neighbor Raizy Lichtenstein. “He was a regular five-year-old like any other. My kids played with him all the time. They didn’t sleep last night. They were crying, hysterical,” Lichtenstein added.

Neighbors said that the Meisels family moved into the apartment building just a few months ago and that little Shimon was the youngest
of six children.

“He was an adorable, loveable little child. He didn’t do anything any five-year-old wouldn’t do,” said Lichtenstein.
 
http://nypost.com/2016/07/03/toddler-falls-13-stories-in-harlem/

Toddler fatally falls 13 stories from housing project window
By Larry Celona, Joe Marino and Chris Perez
July 3, 2016 | 9:44pm

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The parents of the 3-year-old who fell to his death. Photo: David Torres


A toddler plunged to his death from a 13th-story window at a Harlem housing project on Sunday night after he somehow managed to push out the window guard, law enforcement sources said.

Latyr Sene, 3, was rushed to the hospital in cardiac arrest after falling from a window in the Harlem River Houses at around 7:20 p.m, but was pronounced dead on arrival, according to police at 7:36 p.m., sources said.
His parents, both of whom are African immigrants, were spotted being taken away by an EMS supervisor moments after the ambulance left.

Sources said the bars that were supposed to be secured in place outside the window were loose, allowing for the child to easily push them to the ground below.

“We heard a big bang,” said Annette Aiken, a 47-year-old resident who lives on the ninth floor and saw the boy moments after he fell.

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The window guard
Photo: Joe Marino


“We were in the kitchen of our apartment. We saw people pointing, saw firemen, looked out the window and saw the baby not moving, all twisted up,” she recalled. “Then we yelled, ‘Oh my God! Oh My God! The lady’s baby fell out the window! There’s a baby on the ground! There’s a baby on the ground!’ He ain’t had no shirt on, just his drawers. Poor child.”

A resident on the seventh floor described how Latyr struck her air conditioner on the way down.

“[It sounded] like a big boom!” she said, refusing to be named.

Aiken told The Post that the boy has an identical twin brother :mad: and his parents “are very nice people.”

“[They’re] always with the twins,” she said, adding that the mother “always had her babies with her.”

A ninth-floor resident named Renee remembered how the toddler’s mom came running outside with the surviving toddler after learning of what happened.

“The mother had the other twin in her arm,” she said. “My knees buckled. I couldn’t bear to look out the window. I ran downstairs [and] the fire department was trying to revive him and I just totally lost it.”
 
Yeah, five stories doesn't seem to cut it. Those things bounce, get up and walk away.

http://nypost.com/2016/07/06/5-year-old-boy-plunges-from-fifth-floor-apartment-window/

5-year-old boy plunges from fifth-floor apartment window
By Joe Marino and Amanda Woods
July 6, 2016 | 1:08am

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Police tape blocks the apartment building where a 5-year-old boy plunged from a window.
Photo: Peter Gerber


A 5-year-old boy was in critical condition after plunging from a fifth-floor window at a Bronx apartment building Tuesday night.

The youngster fell from a building on Bristow Street near Boston Road in Foxhurst at about 7:35 p.m., according to police.

“I heard the noise first. I hear the screaming and then, ‘Boom!’ ” neighbor Thomas Santiago said. “I just saw them bring the kid out on the stretcher.”

Another neighbor said the distraught mother cried out for help.

“It looked like she was about to pass out,” Migdalia Baeze said. “She was crying, hysterical.”

The boy was being treated at Lincoln Hospital Tuesday night.
 
http://www.providencejournal.com/ne...-accused-of-throwing-twin-toddlers-out-window


Providence mom accused of throwing twin toddlers out window
The 2-year-olds are recovering at Hasbro Children's Hospital while their mother, Benita Barbour, remains under investigation for allegedly tossing them out a first-floor window during a domestic dispute.


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Posted Sep. 19, 2016 at 4:50 PM
Updated at 6:16 PM

PROVIDENCE — Twin toddler boys are recovering at Hasbro Children's Hospital while their mother remains under investigation for allegedly tossing them out a first-floor window Sunday afternoon.

About an hour after someone called the state Department of Children, Youth and Families to report Benita Barbour, 37, for possible abuse, a neighbor called police after seeing Barbour throw the 2-year-old boys out the window and onto the porch, said Detective Anthony Roberson.

Barbour and her boyfriend, Michael Watts, 37, were fighting at their apartment at 129 Alverson Ave., in the Hartford neighborhood, when neighbors saw Barbour toss her sons out the window, according to a police report. Watts tried to shove the boys back in the front door, but Barbour slammed it closed, knocking down one of the children, according to police.
 
http://www.wtae.com/news/toddler-falls-from-second-story-balcony-in-homewood-west/42055128

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Toddler falls from second-story balcony in Homewood West
18-year-old woman facing charges

UPDATED 12:36 PM EDT Oct 11, 2016

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PITTSBURGH —A 3-year-old boy is at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh after falling from a second-floor balcony at a home in the city's Homewood West neighborhood.

The incident happened Monday afternoon on the 6900 block of Monticello Street, directly across the street from Westinghouse Academy 6-12.



Police said Raevin Hodges, 18, was tasked with watching the boy at the time of the incident.

A Pittsburgh school officer said, at one point, they observed Hodges apparently texting on her phone when the boy's head was between two porch railings. ;)Hodges denied she was on her phone at the time the boy fell.

A criminal complaint did say Hodges was aware of the spacing of the balusters on the porch, which included some wide openings.

"It looks like it's ready to fall off the house," said Aliya Williams, who lives nearby. "It doesn't look safe for anybody to be up there."
 
http://nypost.com/2017/01/13/sneaky-tot-survives-15-foot-fall-out-the-window/

Sneaky spicklet survives 15-foot fall out the window
By Sarah Trefethen
January 13, 2017 | 9:25pm

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Tomas Garcia, the toddler's grandfather
Dennis Clark


A mischievous :rolleyes: toddler pushed out a screen window in her Queens home Friday and plummeted 15-feet onto the ground below — but survived with just bumps and bruises.

The 2-year-old girl was supposed to be napping when she got out of bed at 11 a.m. and crawled to the second floor window before tumbling onto the stoop below, according to police.

The child was rushed to the hospital where she was listed stable condition Friday night.

The fall was under investigation.
 
http://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/34357313/police-woman-threw-baby-across-room-during-argument

Police: Woman threw baby across room during argument
Thursday, January 26th 2017, 1:46 pm PST
Thursday, January 26th 2017, 1:53 pm PST

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BLYTHEVILLE, AR (KAIT) -

Police arrested a woman after they say she threw a baby across the room.

Lorina Lynett Turner, 32
, of Blytheville is charged with third-degree child endangerment.

The incident report said Turner was arguing with the child’s father Wednesday night at a home in the 2100-block of North Circle when it turned physical.

Turner began pushing the man and scratched him in the face before he pushed her off him.

“Before he knew it, Lorina Turner threw the baby across the room, landing on the computer stand,” :rolleyes:the report stated.

An ambulance crew was called to the home and began treating the child for its injuries.
 
The mandatory drug testing for gibs me dat recipients may breathe
new life into this thread. Could even see new records.
Multiple jumpers
Highest floor jumped and survived
" " " " did not cost us a GD penny for the Vet bill
 
http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/20...n-fall-from-3rd-story-window-in-north-philly/

Toddler Injured In Fall From 3rd-Story Window In North Philly
May 20, 2017 6:30 PM

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A toddler is hospitalized after falling from a 3rd-story window at his home in North Philadelphia.

It happened shortly before 11:30 a.m. Saturday along the 2100 block of North Dover Street.

Authorities say the 2-year-old boy was rushed to Hahnemann Hospital in stable condition.
 
http://abc7chicago.com/news/baby-falls-from-3rd-floor-window-in-woodlawn/2180605/

Baby falls from 3rd floor window in Woodlawn

7/4/17

CHICAGO (WLS) --
A 1-year-old boy fell three stories from a window of a home in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood.

The baby fell around 2:15 p.m. Monday from a building in the 800-block of East 65th Street, police said.

He was transported in critical condition to Comer Children's Hospital, where he recovered Tuesday morning.

It is unclear how the child fell and who was home with him at the time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodlawn,_Chicago

n the 1990 census, Woodlawn had approximately 27,000 individuals, living in 10,000 households. Over 98% of the population was African American, over half were on some form of public aid, and the median household income was over $13,000. As of 2008, according to city-data.com, the median household income is over $25,000 and in parts of eastern Woodlawn the white population is almost 30% and growing fueled by gentrification.[4]
 
The niglet might survive. Their LH50 seems to be six stories.
 
http://www.wcvb.com/article/6-year-old-girl-falls-from-3rd-floor-window/10273377

Roxbury = Boston's coontown

6-year-old girl falls from 3rd-floor window
Updated: 11:46 AM EDT Jul 7, 2017


BOSTON —

A 6-year-old girl was taken to the hospital early Friday after falling from a third-story window in Roxbury.

The child fell from the Magnolia Street window at about 2 a.m., :rolleyes:officials said.

The girl was conscious and alert and taken to Boston Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. The girl told police she accidentally fell out of the window.

Investigators were seen checking the windows and they all appear to have bars across them to prevent anyone from falling.

Everyone in the household, including the child's mother and father, were interviewed by the officers and, in accordance with protocol, the Department of Children and Families was contacted.
 
LH50 = The height where 50% of the falls are lethal.

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Police: 2-Year-Old Falls Out Of 2nd Floor Window In West Philadelphia
July 8, 2017 9:01 PM

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A 2-year-old girl is hospitalized after police say she fell out of a second-story window in West Philadelphia.

The incident took place Saturday night on the 800 block of North Markoe Street.

Authorities say the toddler fell out of a widow that had no screen attached.

She was taken to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

There is no word on the child’s condition.
 
http://nypost.com/2017/07/21/toddler-miraculously-survives-3-story-fall-from-balcony/

Toddler miraculously survives 3-story fall from balcony
By Associated Press
July 21, 2017 | 4:27am

PATERSON, N.J. — A toddler has survived a three-story fall off a New Jersey balcony, landing on the grass and barely missing a spiked metal gate.

Authorities say the 1-year-old boy was being watched by his 13-year-old sister Wednesday night and was left alone on the balcony :crazy: in Paterson when he climbed on a chair and toppled over the railing.

Police say the boy barely missed a spiked metal gate on the way down :mad: and landed on the grass. Paterson Police Director Jerry Speziale says the toddler’s mother was asleep and his father was in the shower at the time, and a security guard who witnessed the fall contacted police.

The boy was taken to a hospital, where he is under observation and expected to survive.
 
http://nypost.com/2017/08/01/tot-saved-by-awning-after-fall-from-third-floor-window/

Tot saved by awning after fall from third-floor window

By Tina Moore
August 1, 2017 | 12:07pm

A 2-year-old girl fell out a third-floor Brooklyn window — but was miraculously saved from critical injury when her fall was broken by an awning, police sources said Tuesday.

Little Aliya Ahmed fell out of the window on Stanhope Street in Bushwick around 9 p.m. Monday, sources said.

The tot bounced off the building’s blue awning from the first floor and then landed feet first on the ground, causing fractures to both femur bones.

A good Samaritan picked up the child after the fall, and family members immediately ran her to Wyckoff Hospital, which is about a block away.

The girl was expected to survive and was going to be transferred to Columbia Children’s Hospital for further treatment.
 
https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/new...w-Parents-Arrested-Upper-Darby-483933321.html

Boy, 3, Falls Out Window After Being Left Home Alone as Father Searches for Job, Police Say
The boy's parents, Lea & Legbo Wanhi, face child endangerment charges in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
By Dan Stamm
Published 2 hours ago

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Upper Darby Police Department
Legbo Wanhi and Lea Wanhi are accused of leaving their 3-year-old son home alone in Upper Darby. Police say the boy fell out a window.


A child left home alone as his father claimed to be searching for a job fell from a second-story window in Delaware County.

Upper Darby police arrested the 3-year-old’s parents for leaving the boy home alone inside the family apartment along Hampden Road Monday, according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by NBC10.

Officers and paramedics arrived to the home around 5:30 p.m. Monday to find the 3-year-old boy with a head injury, police said. It appeared he had fallen from a second-floor window. Medics rushed the boy to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia where he was listed in guarded condition.

No one could locate the boy’s parents. Officers forced their way into the home to find a window missing its pane of glass and no one else inside.

As police waited to execute a search warrant for the apartment, the boy’s mother, Lea Rosine Dezai Epse Wanhi, showed up around 7:45 p.m. Police then called the boy’s father, Legbo Thierry Wanhi, who said he was near Love Park in Center City Philadelphia at the time. He arrived to the police station around 9 p.m.

Through a translator :mad:, Thierry Wanhi told investigators he knowingly left his son home alone, police said. He said he left the apartment between 4:45 to 5 p.m. in search of work. He knew the boy’s mother wouldn’t be home until at least 6 p.m.

Both parents were charged with child endangerment and are expected to be arraigned Tuesday, police said. It was unclear if they have attorneys who could comment for them.
 
https://nypost.com/2018/09/09/boy-miraculously-survives-after-falling-out-of-window/

Boy miraculously survives after falling out of window
By Post Staff Report
September 9, 2018 | 6:32am

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Cops at the scene where a boy fell out the window of a Bronx apartment building
Peter Gerber


A 7-year-old boy fell out of a fourth floor window Saturday evening and amazingly suffered only minor injuries, police said.

Police responded to a call for a boy lying on the sidewalk outside 2950 Bainbridge Ave, in Norwood, shortly after 6 p.m.

EMS rushed the youngster, who was described as “conscious and alert,” to Jacobi Hospital.

The child, who is from out-of-state, and his mother, were there visiting relatives, which is why there were no window guards (monkey bars) in the apartment.

The name of the boy was not immediately released.
 
https://nypost.com/2018/09/29/4-year-old-dead-after-brother-shoves-him-from-building-cops/

4-year-old dead after brother shoves him from building: cops
By Ruth Weissmann, Khristina Narizhnaya, Larry Celona and Amanda Woods
September 29, 2018 | 8:22am | Updated

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Shimron Smith


A deranged man shoved his 4-year-old brother to his death from their Brooklyn apartment early Saturday — and confessed to the evil deed immediately afterwards, police sources told The Post.

The boy, Shimron Smith, was found dead in the courtyard of the six-story building on Nostrand Avenue near Avenue K in Midwood around 3:30 a.m., cops said.

EMS workers pronounced the boy dead at the scene.

After he allegedly shoved the child, the 20-year-old man walked up to a police car and told cops what he did, police sources said.

He was taken into custody and awaiting charges Saturday morning, according to police.

A building maintenance man who said he knew the family described the older brother as “kinda crazy.” :rolleyes:

“He doesn’t speak to nobody, he just walks up behind you,” said the worker, who declined to give his name. “Walks up and down, smoking. He doesn’t talk much.”

A cousin who declined to give her name described him as “loco” and “crazy in the head.”

“[Shimron was] a a sweet little boy,” the cousin added. “He’s my baby.”

It wasn’t clear whether the boy was pushed from the roof or through a window, the sources said.

The motive for the shoving was not immediately known.

“It’s a tragedy,” said first-floor resident Della Smith, 64. “I was just talking to my neighbors about this. If you know you have someone like this in the building, we all have to be constantly vigilant. I’ve got my seven year old grandson living with me. But it’s just so sad. It affects us all. ”

“We’re all neighbors here,” she added. “If they needed help, I’m always here. There are resources.”
 
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