Скачать или смотреть Caught on Camera Nurse Abuses Disabled Teen in Her Care| full story in the comments

In St. Cloud, Florida, a 24-year-old licensed nurse, Nia Ayers, is arrested after surveillance footage reveals she systematically abused an 18-year-old non-verbal, quadriplegic patient with cerebral palsy over a 12-hour shift.

The victim's mother discovered unexplained scratches and reviewed home security camera footage, which documented the nurse taping the victim's mouth, forcefully holding a wet washcloth over her face to obstruct breathing, aggressively shaking her head, yanking her limbs, and verbally abusing her while she was completely defenseless and unable to communicate or move.

What happened:

The victim suffers from cerebral palsy, is quadriplegic, non-verbal, has minimal vision, and requires 24-hour care; she cannot move, see, speak, or defend herself in any way.

Surveillance video timestamps show multiple incidents of abuse: taping the victim's mouth (resulting in nosebleeds), aggressively ripping tape off, holding a wet washcloth firmly over her mouth for approximately 7 and 10 seconds respectively while she struggled to breathe, shaking her head violently, yanking her limbs, and pinching her face.

Audio captured on the surveillance video includes the nurse yelling profanity directly at the victim, indicating intentional emotional abuse and suggesting sadistic behavior rather than a caregiver momentarily losing control.

The nurse had been working for two different healthcare agencies and was assigned to this victim every Friday night for over a year with no prior complaints or negative reports.

The victim's mother is traumatized, realizing abuse occurred in the next room while she was home; investigators are reviewing all available video footage for potentially additional charges.

Forensic psychologist Dr. Jeff Kelashevski characterizes the behavior as sadistic—deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on a completely helpless victim who posed no threat and couldn't provoke anger through her actions.

The nurse is charged with aggravated abuse of a disabled adult under Florida statute 825.102(2B), with potential for additional charges pending further video review.
𝕷𝖊𝖌𝖆𝖑 𝕾𝖙𝖆𝖙𝖚𝖘✍ (as of 12/2/2025)

According to Reddit (a/CasesWeFollow FL vs. Ayers)
Ayers has entered a plea deal of 5 years and $5000 fine along with mandatory courses, anger management being one of them.

Takeaway: A trusted home health nurse exploited a completely vulnerable patient's inability to speak or move by systematically inflicting physical and emotional abuse captured on camera, highlighting the critical need for vigilant family oversight and accountability in home care settings.

___________________
Disclaimer: This content is created for educational and informational purposes only. Thumbnails and narration are digitally enhanced for clarity and engagement. All stories are based on real events and sourced from publicly available records.

Video and mug shot from St. Cloud Police Dept. I do not own the rights. The pic and video are for education only.
__________________
⇢Explore the world's darkest secrets with "Shorts on Crime," where we deliver the most shocking true crime stories in under 60 seconds.

⇨Stay informed about criminal cases and dark history that you can't afford to miss.

↪Subscribe now for your daily dose of chilling tales and uncover the truth that lies in the shadows.

#truecrimestories #crimestory #crimetime