Child abuse report at Winona Elementary School

Heard on: Suffolk County NY Law Dispatch

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Any available unit for a 10-17 disturbance in 8th sector, 251 Hudson Avenue at Winona Elementary School, Suffolk.

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First-grade disabled student reported abuse to the school, called CPS.

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Complainant does not want to release the child to parents.

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Nine, two, nine, three, six.

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Seventeen Delta Headquarters.

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Can you throw a 2nd C for 10-2P at this location?

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10-4.

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17, do you need the C over here? 679-215, 679-215.

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Any available unit for 10-17 disturbance at Winona Elementary School in 8th sector for a 1st grade.

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Student who reported abuse to the school complaint does not want to release the child to parents who are now through.

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Headquarters to 405 or 408 , can you break for the disturbance in eight sector? The student reported that the mother burned them with a hot stick on the bottom.

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There are burns on the bottom of their legs.

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Eight ten four, three.

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Eight ten four.

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Available road supervisor and monitor.

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All right, show me eight.

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Five, ten, four.

2026-10-22 20:01 UTC

Domestic Dispute

Hudson Ave, Lake Grove, NY 11755

Child abuse report at Winona Elementary School

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible child abuse disturbance at an elementary school on Hudson Avenue. A first-grade disabled student reportedly told school staff that a parent burned them with a hot stick, leaving burns on the legs. The child was not released to the parents, and additional units and supervisors were requested.

Child abuse report at Winona Elementary School

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Is this true?

Absolutely! The teacher was obviously able to see the burns and that's why the child wasn't released to the parents, thank God!