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Nanny Arrested for Alleged Infant Abuse in LA
8 May
Summary
- Nanny Carolina Cobian arrested April 15 on felony child abuse charges.
- Investigation began after infant was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital.
- Police seek more families who may have employed the nanny.
In Los Angeles, a nanny identified as Carolina Cobian has been arrested in connection with the alleged abuse of an infant. The incident came to light on April 7 when the infant was admitted to a local hospital and diagnosed with physical abuse.
Cobian, aged 65, was arrested by the Santa Monica Police Department on April 15 and subsequently charged with felony child abuse. The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office filed one felony count of child endangerment against her on April 24. She is scheduled for an arraignment on May 28.
Authorities are urging the public's assistance in locating any other families who may have employed Cobian as a nanny or caregiver. Due to the sensitive nature of the case, few details have been released regarding the infant's condition or the duration of Cobian's employment.
The Santa Monica Police Department has also provided advice for parents, suggesting unannounced check-ins and open conversations with children about safety. They highlighted warning signs of abuse, such as unexplained injuries and sudden behavioral changes, and stressed immediate reporting of safety concerns to law enforcement.
