A family in California sues Bay Club, a fitness and hospitality center in El Segundo, alleging a daycare worker threw a 23-month-old toddler into the air and failed to catch him, causing a traumatic brain injury. According to the lawsuit, surveillance video shows the worker tossing the child and the child falling to the ground. The Los Angeles Times and NBC News report that the family claims the injury is severe enough to involve a brain injury, and that the incident occurred last year at the Bay Club “El Segundo Clubhouse.” NBC News also reports that the lawsuit alleges the facility “tried to cover up” the true nature of what happened. Quartz adds that the suit claims Bay Club provided parents with a false account of how the child was hurt. Quartz further reports an allegation that the childcare operation was unlicensed under California law. Fox News and other outlets referencing the same incident describe the video evidence as central to the parents’ claims. The reports reflect allegations made in the lawsuit; the outcomes of the case are not reported in the provided sources.
Lawsuit alleges Bay Club daycare worker tossed toddler into air and failed to catch him
A family in California sues Bay Club, a fitness and hospitality center in El Segundo, alleging a daycare worker threw a 23-month-old toddler into the air and failed to catch him, causing a traumatic b...
- Parents file a lawsuit against Bay Club over an incident at its El Segundo daycare.
- The lawsuit alleges a daycare worker threw a 23-month-old toddler into the air and failed to catch him.
- The child is alleged to have suffered a traumatic/severe brain injury after the fall.
- Multiple outlets report surveillance video is cited in support of the allegations.
- The lawsuit also alleges Bay Club gave parents an inaccurate account and may have operated without a required license under California law.
Surveillance video captures a Bay Club daycare worker tossing a 23-month-old into the air and failing to catch him, allegedly resulting in a traumatic brain injury.
1 month agoSuit claims club gave parents a false account of how the child was hurt and that its childcare operation was unlicensed under California law
1 month agoThe lawsuit alleges The Bay Club “tried to cover up the true nature of the incident” at its El Segundo Clubhouse last year.
1 month agoA family is suing a fitness and hospitality center in El Segundo after their toddler allegedly suffered a severe brain injury when an employee threw him up in the air and failed to catch him.
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