Niagara Police say a registered practical nurse is facing numerous assault charges after 2-year-old 'deliberately' injured. Detectives concerned 'there may be additional vulnerable victims.'
Niagara Regional Police say detectives have concerns there may be multiple victims after charging a registered practical nurse with the assault of a toddler.
Officers say the toddler was taken to a local hospital and then an out-of-town centre "for advanced and specialized care."
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