Wilkens Ordena, 29, allegedly tried to drown a toddler in an Orange County apartment complex pool. (Orange County Jail)
Posted on 03/05/2019 1:43:34 PM PST by ETL
Edited on 03/05/2019 3:19:09 PM PST by Sidebar Moderator. [history]
A Florida man tried to drown a toddler in an apartment complex swimming pool Monday before family members and bystanders swooped in for the rescue, officials said.
Wilkens Ordena, who is related to the infant, is now facing charges including attempted first-degree murder and fleeing and eluding law enforcement, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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Wilkens Ordena, 29, allegedly tried to drown a toddler in an Orange County apartment complex pool. (Orange County Jail)
OMG...hes black...I am SHOCKED
What you said.
sick bassturd
Florida Man sucks.
At least his inmates will exact SOME justice before apologetic racists let him out to do more again.
“Investigators said he is a relative of the toddler, but they are not saying exactly what the relationship is.
The child was taken to Arnold Palmer Hospital and is in stable condition.”
Florida “Man”
ORDENA, WILKENS Mugshot, Orange County, Florida - 2018-04-23
https://bustednewspaper.com/fl-orange-ordena-wilkens-2018-04-23-012700/
Dominican most likely. Not high flyers as a group, unfortunately.
Huh. I thought for a moment that VA governor Northam (D) was on a vacay.
I take it the baby mama was blind...
A toddler, the terrible two’s are rough.
The picture certainly didn’t match my guess.
I thought it would be a female.
The toddler “is now said to be in stable condition”. His body yes maybe, but mentally he’ll be scarred for a long time.
Yes and deaf and dumb.
C’mon. The kid was probably askin’ for it. Damn babies and their attitudes.
I thought arresting the racially diverse banned these days.
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