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Guojun Xuan, 65, and Silvia Zhang, 38, have been arrested for child endangerment after police found the children inside their £4 million California home. They were first called to reports of a two-month-old baby suffering a traumatic head injury, but also found 15 children aged up to the age of 13-year-old.
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FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSNParents arrested, nanny on the run in child abuse investigation of 2-month-oldInvestigators said surveillance footage revealed the nanny shook and struck the infant, and that the child wasn't taken to the hospital until two days later.
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One attorney called it “an incredible harm worthy of one of the largest verdicts in the history of the state.”
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But, once police began to investigate, they found what one veteran officer described as a "unique case" with "unique challenges." Now, months later, several women who served as surrogate mothers for the couple are expressing shock that their babies are now in foster care,
Video showed the baby’s nanny shook and hit the child on May 5. He wasn’t taken to a hospital until two days later.
The majority of the kids were probably within the one- to three-year age range,” Arcadia Police Lt. Kollin Cieadlo tells PEOPLE