Abington woman pleads not guilty to charge she physically abused her 2-month-old baby
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An Abington woman pleaded not guilty Monday to charges she physically abused her 2-month-old daughter, causing a brain bleed and bruising to the infant’s face, officials said. Jillian Timmons, 34, was indicted Oct. 1 on a felony charge of assault and battery on a child causing serious bodily injury, and a misdemeanor charge of reckless endangerment of a child, court records show. She was arraigned in Plymouth Superior Court in Brockton. Timmons was arrested in late July following an investigation, according to a statement from Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz’s office. A lawyer representing Timmons could not immediately be reached for comment. Earlier in July, Timmons brought her infant daughter to South Shore Hospital in Weymouth for treatment, prosecutors said. The infant had a core temperature of 93 degrees and bruises on both sides of her face, according to Cruz’s office. The baby was flown to the neonatal intensive care unit at Boston Children’s Hospital. A mandated reporter who worked at South Shore Hospital alerted authorities about “the suspected physical abuse of Timmons’s daughter,” the district attorney’s office said.
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