SCHENECTADY -- Police say the live-in boyfriend of a city woman tried
to force her 12-year-old daughter to eat dinner after placing a piece
of his nasal mucus on her hamburger.
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George LaDuke, 33, also is accused of ignoring the woman's pleas to
call 911 when the girl injured herself after sprinting off a porch on
the second floor of their home in the 200 block of McClellan Street.
Police
say the bizarre incident began to unfold late Friday night after the
family stopped for some fast food on the way home. Once inside, the
12-year-old and LaDuke, who police say was intoxicated, began arguing
before he allegedly picked his nose, put the mucus in the hamburger and
tried to get her to consume it. She refused, and LaDuke allegedly grew
more angry when her 9-year-old sister passed gas, sparking laughter
from the family, according to Sgt. Eric Clifford, a city police
spokesman.
LaDuke then uttered something along the lines that
"you think that's funny," after which the older girl sprinted off the
second-floor porch. She broke her arm, sprained an ankle and suffered
cuts and bruises to her face, Clifford said. Despite the woman's pleas
to call for help, LaDuke grabbed a 2-year-old child and left the home.
LaDuke
is charged with misdemeanor child endangerment in connection with the
two incidents and a third for allegedly threatening to hit the
youngster's mother with a chair while swearing at her with the girl and
her 9-year-old sister in the room, according to a criminal complaint. A
knock Tuesday afternoon of the address listed in court papers for the
family went unanswered. LaDuke, who is being represented by the public
defender's office, is due back in City Court Oct. 19, according to
staffers.