Crime & Safety
Woman accused of punching two daycare workers
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Part-time writer
Taylorsville, Utah — Thursday a 26-year-woman was arrested for allegedly punching, stomping on, and pushing two daycare workers.
Onecia Elizabeth Desha Owens was arrested for two counts of assault against a school employee and one count of disorderly conduct.
According to arrest documents, Owens was at her children’s daycare when she disagreed with an employee. Owens hit the employee several times, pulled her hair and stomped on the employee’s face before she was told to leave the property.
Instead of leaving, Owens went further into the facility where she knew parents were not allowed.
Owens then confronted another employee and pushed and punched him in the face.
She was then forced to leave the property.
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