NJ babysitter accused of child sex assault appears in pink handcuffs — as prosecutor hints at possible plea deal

The New Jersey babysitter who is accused of child sex assault for posting a sick video of a toddler on Snapchat could be getting a plea deal, prosecutors said Monday. Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, whimpered and appeared on the verge of tears in a Toms River courtroom as she appeared in pink handcuffs during a short hearing.
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The New Jersey babysitter who is accused of child sex assault for posting a sick video of a toddler on Snapchat could be getting a plea deal, prosecutors said Monday. Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, whimpered and appeared on the verge of tears in a Toms River courtroom as she appeared in pink handcuffs during a short hearing. Assistant Ocean County Prosecutor Lynn Juan said that the Snapchat video, which allegedly shows Cranmer laughing as the child touched her private parts, is the primary evidence in the case. However, at least one other mother whose children Cranmer watched also reported concerns about her, according to court docs.
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- The New Jersey babysitter who is accused of child sex assault for posting a sick video of a toddler on Snapchat could be getting a plea deal, prosecutors said Monday. Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, whimpered and appeared on the verge of tears in a Toms River courtroom as she appeared in pink handcuffs during a short hearing.
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