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Local Daycare Worker Arrested on Child Sex Abuse Charges

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Thaddaeus Andrew Davidson | Image by FOX 4

A 33-year-old Irving man was arrested Tuesday morning after he was accused of sexually abusing children on at least two occasions while working at a Southlake daycare, according to a Southlake Police press release.

Thaddaeus Andrew Davidson, 33, was charged with indecency with a child/sexual contact, a second-degree felony, and booked into the Keller jail.

The alleged abuse happened when Davidson was working at Carpe Diem, a private daycare and preschool, according to the release. Davidson was placed on administrative leave shortly after the allegations were reported, police said.

Police are asking parents with children who may have been under Davidson’s care to contact Sgt. D. Green, an investigator with the department, at 817-748-8134 if they suspect abuse.

No other information has been released as the investigation is ongoing.

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David Barnett
David Barnett
5 months ago

Someone actually hired this freak to work with small children and the parents said nothing ?

Anonymous
Anonymous
5 months ago

The hiring manager and all employees at this facility need to be re-evaluated for competency. There may be a “certain culture” preference for screening and hiring at this facility. If they hired him and thought he was a “perfect fit” they have hired others who are of similar mind and values.