In this Monday, Aug 21, 2012 photo provided by the Dover Police Department, Lisa Parker, 47, is shown. Dover police have arrested Parker and two other day care workers they say encouraged 3-year-olds to fight each other. All three are each charged with second-degree assault, endangering the welfare of a child and other offenses.
Dover Police Department, Associated Press
DOVER, Del. — Three Delaware day care workers accused of encouraging a pair of 3-year-olds to fight each other are out on bond while they await a preliminary hearing on felony assault and other charges.
Dover police say 19-year-old Tiana Harris of Dover, 21-year-old Estefania Myers of Felton and 47-year-old Lisa Parker of Dover each posted $10,000 secured bond after being arrested Monday.
All three are charged with felony assault and conspiracy, as well as several misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
The three were employed by Hands of Our Future LLC Day Care. State officials suspended the day care center's license after authorities obtained cell phone footage of a March incident in which adults allegedly encouraged the toddlers to fight.
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