2 woman convicted for Prattville daycare child abuse; trial set for third

PRATTVILLE, Ala. - Two of the three women indicted on child abuse charges at a Prattville daycare have been found guilty.

According to Autauga County District Attorney C J Robinson, defendants Alice Sorrells and Leah Livingston were each found guilty on two counts of child abuse and five counts of failure to report child abuse. The convictions comeSorrells and Livingston were accused of physically abusing multiple children under the age of two while working at Journey Church of the River Region, located in Prattville.

Investigators said video evidence showed the abuse involved shoving and hitting, among other physical violence. The DA’s office previously said the abuse was physical, not sexual, and called it “bone chilling.”The third defendant, Susan Baker, is set to go on trial for similar charges in the coming weeks.

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