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Parents arrested after 36-day-old baby found with seven fractures

By Iron County Today · November 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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For Iron County Today Police arrested the parents of a 36-day-old boy after doctors discovered seven fractures when the couple brought him to the hospital coughing up blood. Jarrid Anthony Stoklosa and Amelia Mae Ramirez, both 21, were arrested Oct. 29 on suspicion of seven first-degree felonies of aggravated child abuse and three counts each of third-degree felony child endangerment.

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