Two more parents have come forward with allegations that their children were abused at a day care center on the Mille Lacs Ojibwe Reservation in Minnesota.
One 2-year-old boy was allegedly beaten by two other kids in an incident caught on surveillance.
Another parent said her 7-year-old daughter was sexually molested.
The parents said they complained to the Horizon Academy about inadequate supervision of
children at the Kids Quest day care centers. Last month, a 3-year-old boy was allegedly sexually assaulted at one of the centers.
The tribe has since revoked Horizon Academy's license to operate the day care centers for a period of one year.
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