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Man Indicted for Child Abuse in Alabama

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Thirty-eight-year-old Eric Anthony Mayes faces child abuse charges in Jefferson County, Alabama, after a grand jury indictment based on court records. The alleged abuse involves a child under eighteen who was hit with a hose pipe. Mayes posted bail of fifteen thousand dollars and was released from jail. The case highlights the communitys commitment to protecting vulnerable children.

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Man Indicted for Child Abuse in Alabama

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Indicted for Child Abuse in Alabama. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A 38-year-old man named Eric Anthony Mays just got indicted on child abuse charges in Jefferson County, Alabama. A grand jury made the callback on March 13, 2026, based on court records straight from the scene. Details in the docs paint a rough picture. The child, under 18 and Mays' care at the time, allegedly took punches or hits to the head from. A hosepipe. That's the core of what they're accusing him of right now. These cases always stir up strong feelings in the community, especially when it involves kids who should be safe with trusted adults. Jefferson County ain't playing around with protecting the young ones. Follow-up shows his bail got set at $15,000. He was booked into the county jail, but bonded out soon after, so he's out while the legal process rolls on. Keep an eye on this one as it develops. Justice for the vulnerable stays front and center and stories like these. That's your update from Birmingham News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.

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