Police in Missouri arrested a couple after they tried to circumcise their baby at home. According to KY3, Bailey Gibson And Tyler Gibson now faces child abuse charges for performing the procedure without permission.
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Details about the Missouri couple accused of illegally performing surgery on their child
the New York Post Office reported that Tyler Wade Gibson allegedly attempted to perform complex surgery on November 27. He said he used a sharp, sterilized utility blade and placed pads for this process. Although he has no medical training, Tyler Gibson said he did some online research and prayer before having the procedure.
Court documents reveal that Tyler Gibson did not expect heavy bleeding to result. Investigators also said Bailey Gibson, the mother, admitted she felt “hesitant and uncertain” about having the surgery. Furthermore, Tyler told authorities about the “utility tool” he used and mentioned where they could find it in his house. However, when police searched the house, they could not find the blade, according to the complaint.
each EVERYBODYThe complaint also reveals that on November 28, someone at Columbia University Hospital contacted the emergency hotline to report the incident, describing the child as having undergone the procedure at home. Morgan County. The report also mentioned that the procedure was flawed, causing the child to be transferred from Lake Regional Hospital to Columbia University Hospital for treatment and admitted under the care of a urologist. KRCG13 adds that Tyler Gibson ultimately decided to leave the hospital against his doctor’s advice, reportedly complaining about the wait.
More on Gibson’s Charges & What’s Next for the Missouri Couple?
The New York Post revealed that Tyler Gibson faces charges of child abuse and practicing medicine without a license. Each charge can result in a sentence of up to 7 years in prison.
PEOPLE adds that Tyler appeared in court on Tuesday, December 3, while Bailey will appear in court on January 28. At this time, it is unclear whether the couple currently has legal representation or not. It is unclear the extent of the child’s injuries and who is caring for him at this time.
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