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将幼童关笼子被逮捕的山东潍坊裔佛罗里达女子叫谢玉瑞而不是谢玉芮
该华裔佛罗里达女子叫谢玉瑞而不是谢玉芮
佛罗里达大学网站上删除的一个网页显示，谢玉瑞于2019年6月被聘为全职员工，担任植物病理学部门的安全经理。
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谢玉瑞 ， 孙春兰 ， 马后良 – 《科技资讯》 – 被引量: 13 – 2013年
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孙春兰 ， 马后良 ， 谢玉瑞 – 《科技资讯》 – 被引量: 0 – 2013年
还原谢玉瑞的人生轨迹
2013年，21岁的谢玉瑞在山东潍坊市安丘市兴安街道农业综合服务中心工作，在《科技资讯》杂志上以第一作者和孙春兰 ，马后良发表论文《北方果树脱病毒及栽培技术研究》，被引用13次。
2016年，24岁的谢玉瑞在《现代农业科技》第13期上发表文章《北方果树设施栽培现状及发展对策》，显示谢玉瑞似乎仍在中国生活。
2017年，25岁的谢玉瑞与当时29岁的白人丈夫达斯汀·赫夫（Dustin Huff）生下了大儿子。
2019年6月，27岁的谢玉瑞被美国佛罗里达大学聘为全职员工，担任植物病理学部门的安全经理。
2021年，29岁的谢玉瑞与当时33岁的白人丈夫达斯汀·赫夫（Dustin Huff）生下了二儿子。
2023年12月8日，31岁的山东潍坊裔佛罗里达女子谢玉瑞（Yurui Xie）和她35岁的白人丈夫达斯汀·赫夫（Dustin Huff）被逮捕，被指控犯有两项严重虐待儿童罪和一项忽视儿童罪，保释金60万美元。
老公是白人。双职工家庭年薪不到10万美元，女方辩称儿子多动症没办法
上周五（12月8日），31岁的华人谢玉瑞（Yurui Xie）和她35岁的丈夫达斯汀·赫夫（Dustin Huff），因在工作时将他们6岁和2岁的孩子锁在临时搭建的笼子里长达数小时而被捕！据悉，有时这对夫妻还会在夜间或离开家时这样做。
这夫妻俩都是佛罗里达大学（University of Florida）的员工，佛州大学官员证实，他们目前处于行政休假（停职）状态。
该大学网站上删除的一个网页显示，谢玉瑞于2019年6月被聘为全职员工，担任植物病理学部门的安全经理；赫夫于2017年12月被聘为全职员工，他被描述为一名在UF/IFAS园艺科学系工作的生物科学家。
根据大学官网2022年员工薪资报告，谢玉瑞和赫夫的年收入合计不到10万美元。这在消费高昂的佛州并不能高薪。所以有网友猜测这两人有可能是为了节省保姆的费用，于是使用了这种方式去看管孩子。
目前他们被指控犯有两项严重虐待儿童罪和一项忽视儿童罪，保释金60万美元。
事件起因是一名6岁的男孩告诉老师，他不想回家，因为爸爸会在妈妈工作时建一个笼子把他锁在里面。
警方人员接警后，走访了这个男孩的家，并发现这对夫妻还有另外一个2岁的孩子。
据逮捕报告称，当警员进入男孩的卧室时，他们看到了一个“未经打磨的大型木制围栏，由经过压力处理的2×4木板制成，似乎是一个临时笼子”。
这个笼子有一扇门，门上有两个不锈钢桶形螺栓，门是关着的，栏杆上只有几英寸的空间可以向外看。
这名6岁的男孩告诉警察，这个笼子是他爸爸为他做的，他放学回家后就会被关在笼子里，有时会一直关到第二天早上7点他不得不再次离开去上学。警方称，其他时候，当孩子放学回家而他的母亲还在工作时，他就会被关进笼子里，等他的父亲从大学下班回家时，他就被放出来。
逮捕报告称，男孩告诉警察，当他在笼子里过夜时，他还被迫“穿拉拉裤”，这是一种幼儿用的尿布，但白天可以上厕所。警方说，那个2岁的孩子被安置在另一个临时笼子里。这名6岁的男孩向警察展示了他的父母是如何使用一个翻倒的婴儿床，并把它放在地板上的床垫上，然后把2岁的孩子放在里面。
对此，谢玉瑞诉苦称，6岁的儿子患有多动症，且不听话，他们试图为孩子找after school的托儿所，但因为他不听话的行为，没有托儿所要他，她只能下班休息的时候把儿子放到围栏里。但是，把孩子放在围栏里不会超过几个小时，因为赫夫很快就下班了。
警方消息称，目前孩子们已被从家中带走，并被DCF部门交给寄宿家庭看管。
逮捕报告显示，当孩子们离开时，6岁的孩子说：“我不想让任何人陷入麻烦。我只是不想被关在笼子里。”
如果罪名成立，谢玉瑞和赫夫不但会因此前途尽毁，被大学直接开除，还会被判处最高五年监禁和最高5000美元的罚款。
佛罗里达大学已经把谢玉瑞和赫夫的照片都从官网撤下，并禁止他们进入学校。
尽管谢玉瑞和赫夫已经被捕，但是仍有许多热心人关注着两个孩子的心理状况。
盖恩斯维尔儿童倡导中心的首席治疗师称：“并不意味着两个孩子一辈子都会受到影响，治愈是可能的，尽管复杂的创伤可能很困难。”
根据美国一些州的相关法律，12岁以下孩子不允许单独在家，即使如谢玉瑞所说“不超过几个小时”也不允许。
如果父母因为违法或被限制双双不能在家，做出决定的管理部门会将未成年孩子送交指定的寄宿家庭或儿童福利局管理。
2021年11月，康州亚裔母亲凯莉·卡维亚撒（Kerry Lyn Caviasca）就因为与男友前往佛州度假独自将两个未满12岁的孩子留在家中2天2夜而被捕，面临4项重罪起诉。
据悉，凯莉还是当地一名学校的公校教师。
在凯莉外出期间，这两个孩子依靠糖果、零食和Uber Eats外卖生活了两天两夜。
卡维亚撒的前夫在12月去警局报案，说拥有监护权的妻子可能把孩子们独自留在了家里，因为他发现孩子在11月22日周一没有去上课，而且那个周末他一直无法与他们取得联系。在让自己的父亲去家中查看时，依旧无法找到孩子们。
她被控两项伤害未成年风险罪及两项威胁他人安全(reckless endangerment)二级罪名，执法专家丽萨·达迪欧（Lisa daddio）表示，这些指控都是重罪，最终她以5000元的保释金获释。
类似的例子还有很多
2018年12月，一位名叫泰勒·库明斯(Taylor Cumings)的母亲在上班时将4岁和7岁的儿子留在家中，因忽视被抚养人而被捕。
2018年10月，丹妮尔·莉娜·皮尔逊（Danielle Lena Pearson）在将她的三个孩子，年龄在6个月到4岁之间，留在屋内超过两个小时后被捕。
在2016年，一位名叫苏珊·特瑞利恩（Susan Terrillion）的母亲因将她8岁和9岁的孩子单独留在度假屋内而被捕，当时她跑出去45分钟去取食物。
在多大孩子能独立在家这一问题上，各州对具体年龄的规定也有一些差别，父母和监护人需要询问本地律师法律规定，谨慎对待避免“想当然”犯下大错。
目前，颁布了相关法律的州有以下3个，法定年龄如下：
伊利诺伊州（Illinois）：14岁
马里兰州（Maryland）：8岁
俄勒冈州（Oregon）：10岁
如果住在这3个州，一定要遵守法律，否则违反后果很严重。
其余47个州，虽然州法没有规定，但很多州府或法庭都有拟定一份指导方针(Guideline)，或是参照专家意见，提出家长们把孩子单独留在家的最低年龄建议
英文翻译
The Florida woman from Weifang, Shandong who was arrested for putting a young child in a cage is named Xie Yurui, not Xie Yurui
The Chinese-American Florida woman’s name is Xie Yurui, not Xie Yurui
A deleted page on the University of Florida website showed that Xie Yurui was hired as a full-time employee in June 2019 as a safety manager in the plant pathology department.
Research on Virus Removal and Cultivation Technology of Northern Fruit Trees
This article is based on the author’s many years of experience in technical services for northern fruit trees, and takes the research object of northern fruit tree virus removal methods and virus-free fruit tree cultivation technology. The paper first discusses the virus types of northern fruit trees, virus-free research and cultivation…
Xie Yurui, Sun Chunlan, Ma Houliang – “Science and Technology Information” – Number of citations: 13 – 2013
Fruit tree pest control strategies based on ecological and biological control technologies
This paper takes fruit tree pest control as the research object. The paper first analyzes the main types of fruit tree pests, and then discusses the occurrence trends and main factors of fruit tree pests. On this basis, the paper analyzes the research status of fruit tree pest control technology, and finally…
Sun Chunlan, Ma Houliang, Xie Yurui – “Science and Technology Information” – Number of citations: 0 – 2013
Restore Xie Yurui’s life trajectory
In 2013, 21-year-old Xie Yurui worked at the Agricultural Comprehensive Service Center of Xing’an Street, Anqiu City, Weifang City, Shandong Province. He published a paper “Research on Virus Removal and Cultivation Technology of Northern Fruit Trees” in the magazine “Science and Technology Information” with Sun Chunlan and Ma Houliang as the first author. , cited 13 times.
In 2016, 24-year-old Xie Yurui published an article “The Current Situation and Development Strategies of Facility Cultivation of Fruit Trees in the North” in the 13th issue of “Modern Agricultural Science and Technology”, which shows that Xie Yurui seems to still be living in China.
In 2017, 25-year-old Xie Yurui gave birth to her eldest son with her then 29-year-old white husband Dustin Huff.
In June 2019, 27-year-old Xie Yurui was hired as a full-time employee by the University of Florida as the safety manager of the Phytopathology Department.
In 2021, 29-year-old Xie Yurui gave birth to her second son with her then 33-year-old white husband Dustin Huff.
On December 8, 2023, Yurui Xie, a 31-year-old Florida woman from Weifang, Shandong, and her 35-year-old white husband Dustin Huff were arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated child abuse and one count of child neglect, with bail set at $600,000.
My husband is white. The annual salary of a dual-income family is less than US$100,000. The woman argues that there is nothing that can be done about her son’s ADHD.
Last Friday (December 8), 31-year-old Chinese Yurui Xie and her 35-year-old husband Dustin Huff were arrested for locking up their 6-year-old and 2-year-old children at work. Arrested for hours in a makeshift cage! It is reported that the couple sometimes also do this at night or when leaving home.
The couple are both employees of the University of Florida, and University of Florida officials confirmed that they are currently on administrative leave.
A page removed from the university’s website showed that Yurui Xie was hired full-time in June 2019 as a safety manager in the plant pathology department; Huff was hired full-time in December 2017 and is described as a Biological scientist working in the UF/IFAS Department of Horticultural Sciences.
According to the 2022 employee salary report on the university’s official website, Xie Yurui and Huff’s combined annual income is less than $100,000. This is not a high salary in Florida, a state with high consumption. Therefore, some netizens speculated that the two people might have used this method to take care of their children in order to save the cost of a nanny.
They are currently charged with two counts of aggravated child abuse and one count of child neglect, with bail set at $600,000.
The incident began when a 6-year-old boy told his teacher that he didn’t want to go home because his father would build a cage and lock him in it while his mother was at work.
After receiving the call, police officers visited the boy’s home and discovered that the couple had another 2-year-old child.
When deputies entered the boy’s bedroom, they saw a “large unsanded wooden enclosure made of pressure-treated 2-by-4 boards that appeared to be a makeshift cage,” according to the arrest report.
The cage has a door with two stainless steel barrel bolts that is closed, leaving only a few inches of room on the railing to look out.
The 6-year-old boy told police that his dad made the cage for him and that he would be locked in the cage when he got home from school, sometimes until 7 a.m. the next morning when he had to leave again to go to school. . Other times, when the child came home from school and his mother was at work, he would be put in the cage and released when his father came home from college, police said.
The boy told police he was also forced to “wear pull-ups,” which are diapers for toddlers, while he was in the cage overnight, but was allowed to go to the bathroom during the day, the arrest report said. The 2-year-old was placed in another makeshift cage, police said. The 6-year-old boy showed police how his parents used an overturned crib and placed it on a mattress on the floor before placing the 2-year-old in it.
In this regard, Xie Yurui complained that her 6-year-old son suffered from ADHD and was disobedient. They tried to find an after school nursery for the child, but because of his disobedient behavior, there were no nurseries for him. She could only take him during her break from get off work. Put the son in the pen. But leaving the kid in the playpen won’t last more than a few hours, as Hef soon gets off work.
Police sources said the children had been removed from the home and given to the care of a host family by the DCF department.
As the children left, the 6-year-old said, “I don’t want anybody to get in trouble. I just don’t want to be in a cage,” the arrest report said.
If convicted, Xie Yurui and Hef will not only have their futures ruined and be directly expelled from the university, but will also be sentenced to up to five years in prison and fined up to $5,000.
The University of Florida has removed the photos of Xie Yurui and Huff from its official website and banned them from entering the school.
Although Xie Yurui and Hef have been arrested, there are still many enthusiasts concerned about the psychological condition of the two children.
“It doesn’t mean that both children will be affected for life,” said the lead therapist at the Children’s Advocacy Center in Gainesville. “Healing is possible, although complex trauma can be difficult.”
According to relevant laws in some states in the United States, children under the age of 12 are not allowed to be alone at home, even if “no more than a few hours” as Xie Yurui said.
If both parents are unable to stay home due to violations of the law or restrictions, the administrative department that makes the decision will send the minor child to a designated boarding family or child welfare bureau for management.
In November 2021, Kerry Lyn Caviasca, an Asian mother from Connecticut, was arrested for leaving her two children under the age of 12 at home alone for 2 days and 2 nights when she and her boyfriend went to Florida for vacation. , facing four felony charges.
It is reported that Kelly is also a public school teacher at a local school.
The two children relied on candy, snacks and Uber Eats for two days and nights while Kylie was away.
Kavyasa’s ex-husband went to the police in December to report that his wife, who had custody of him, may have left the children at home alone because he discovered that the children did not attend school on Monday, November 22, and that he had not been able to attend school that weekend. Get in touch with them. When he asked his father to check at home, he still could not find the children.
She was charged with two counts of endangering a minor and two counts of second-degree riskless endangerment. Law enforcement expert Lisa Daddio said that these charges were both felonies. In the end, she was fined with a $5,000 fine. Released on bail.
There are many similar examples
In December 2018, a mother named Taylor Cumings was arrested for child neglect after leaving her 4- and 7-year-old sons at home while at work.
In October 2018, Danielle Lena Pearson was arrested after leaving her three children, aged 6 months to 4 years old, inside the house for more than two hours.
In 2016, a mother named Susan Terrillion was arrested for leaving her 8- and 9-year-old children alone at a vacation home while she ran out for 45 minutes to get food.
When it comes to how old a child can be independently at home, there are some differences in the specific age regulations in each state. Parents and guardians need to ask local lawyers about the legal regulations and be careful to avoid making big mistakes by “taking it for granted”.
Currently, the following three states have enacted relevant laws, and the legal ages are as follows:
Illinois: 14 years old
Maryland: 8 years old
Oregon: 10 years old
If you live in these three states, you must abide by the law, otherwise the consequences of violating it will be serious.
In the remaining 47 states, although there are no provisions in state law, many state governments or courts have formulated a guideline (Guideline), or based on expert opinions, put forward the minimum age recommendation for parents to leave their children at home alone.