Man, 28, pleads guilty in assault against girl, 2
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- Published: 08 January 2011
Bay City, Michigan (AP) January 2011
A mid-Michigan man accused of strangling, biting and repeatedly punching his former girlfriends 2-year-old daughter has pleaded guilty in federal court.
The Morning Sun in Mount Pleasant says 28-year-old David Andrew Delacruz-Slavik of Isabella County pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault resulting in serious bodily injury against a child during a courtroom appearance in Bay City.
Authorities say Delacruz-Slavik assaulted the girl on Oct. 30, 2009, while on the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Reservation in Isabella County. The incident happened less than two months after Delacruz-Slavik was sentenced for second-degree child abuse in Bay County for fracturing the girls skull.
U.S. Attorneys Office officials say Delacruz-Slavik faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison up to life. No sentencing date has been set.
A mid-Michigan man accused of strangling, biting and repeatedly punching his former girlfriends 2-year-old daughter has pleaded guilty in federal court.
The Morning Sun in Mount Pleasant says 28-year-old David Andrew Delacruz-Slavik of Isabella County pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault resulting in serious bodily injury against a child during a courtroom appearance in Bay City.
Authorities say Delacruz-Slavik assaulted the girl on Oct. 30, 2009, while on the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Reservation in Isabella County. The incident happened less than two months after Delacruz-Slavik was sentenced for second-degree child abuse in Bay County for fracturing the girls skull.
U.S. Attorneys Office officials say Delacruz-Slavik faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison up to life. No sentencing date has been set.