(Long Island, NY) A daycare aide from Brooklyn who pleaded guilty to child endangerment charges is scheduled for sentencing in Riverhead today, Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota said.
On December 3 of last year Nicole Noble, 35, abandoned two toddlers in her care at Westfield South Shore Mall in Bay Shore. The children, ages 2 and 3, were found playing unattended and authorities reunited the two children, who are not related, with their parents.
Nicole Noble, 35, a daycare aide from Brooklyn who pleaded guilty to child endangerment charges is scheduled for sentencing in Riverhead today. Photo Credit: SCPD.
Noble, an employee of the Elite Christian Daycare Center in Brooklyn, claimed she left the children alone “to teach them a lesson” after they misbehaved and played hide-and-seek. She pleaded guilty to child abandonment and endangering the welfare of a child on July 9.
State Supreme Court Justice Richard Ambro (fourth floor of the courthouse) made a conditional promise to sentence the defendant to time served and five years of probation supervision with mental health conditions. The court calendar starts at 9:30 am.
