"Toddler John Doe" - 2 yo - Daytona Beach FL

Poster's Note: Scary, huh? Read what he did...

DAYTONA BEACH ---A man was charged with aggravated child abuse after his girlfriend's
son had to be airlifted to the hospital with brain bleeding.Benjamin
Ahr called 911 on Wednesday and told authorities the 2-year-old boy
appeared to have had a seizure, Daytona Beach police said.The
boy was taken to Halifax Medical Center, where medical personnel
contacted police due to the boy's injuries. The boy had a fractured
skull, brain bleeding and multiple bruises and lacerations.
Ahr told police he had put the boy and his older brother to bed several
times, but they kept roughhousing and jumping between beds. He said
just as he was about to fall asleep, they woke him again with a loud
thud, and he saw the youngest boy having what appeared to be a seizure.
Police said Ahr attributed the boy's bruising to rough play with his
brother.Police interviewed the older brother Thursday. He told investigators the boys
began playing with toys and being loud after Ahr put them to sleep. The
older boy said after Ahr came in the room several times to quiet them,
Ahr spanked the younger boy and picked him up over his head and threw
the boy against the wall. The boy said Ahr had hurt him as well.
Ahr denied hitting or touching either boy.The
injured boy was airlifted to Arnold Palmer Medical Center in Orlando
and is currently on a breathing machine, but has regained
consciousness, police said.The boy's mother was at work at the time of the incident.

PORT ORANGE, Fla. -- A toddler who was
thrown against a wall earlier this month has been released from an
Orlando hospital.Daytona Beach Police Chief Mike Chitwood said
the 2 1/2-year-old boy is "fine." The child was reportedly thrown
against the wall in early March. He fractured his skull and suffered
bruises.Authorities have charged Benjamin E. Ahr with aggravated
child abuse in connection to the incident. He was being held in the
Volusia County Branch Jail on $50,000 bail. It's unclear if he has an
attorney.Investigators believe the boy was roughhousing with his
brother, which angered Ahr.