2 women arrested after taunting, abusing elderly woman during live stream
Jada Harris, 18, and Shy'Tiona Bishop, 20, booked into jail Friday.
Two Florida women arrested after taunting and abusing an elderly woman on a live stream are "pieces of crap" who have been arrested and charged, according to Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey.
"The only good news, in this case, is that the victim is now safe and sound with true professional health care workers that are with her and her family taking care of her," Ivey said during a news conference.
A live-stream video shows two health care workers allegedly verbally abusing and taunting a woman who also has dementia.
The first suspect, 18-year-old Jada Harris, was arrested and charged with video voyeurism, abuse and neglect of an elderly or disabled adult, and interception or disclosure of wired communications. Her bond has been set at $6,000.
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Shy'Tiona Bishop, left, and Jada Harris were arrested after live-streaming themselves abusing an elderly person in their care, the Brevard County Sheriff's Office said. (Brevard County Sheriff's Office)
The second woman, 20-year-old Shy'Tiona Bishop, was arrested and charged with video voyeurism and abuse and neglect of an elderly or disabled adult. Her bond has been set at $4,000.
Ivey said the facility where the incident occurred did everything right as soon as they found out about the alleged behavior, including firing Harris and Bishop.
"I'm pretty ticked off about this, as you can tell," Ivey said. "Our corrections team, the professionals that they are, will treat these two pieces of crap with professionalism, and they'll do their job."
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Screenshot from the live stream of two Florida health care workers allegedly abusing an elderly woman. (Brevard County Sheriff's Office)
Ivey believes the bond amounts set for the suspects are too low, but he said the state sets the bond limits.
Both Harris and Bishop were booked into the Brevard County Jail on Friday. Ivey met the team while they were walking the suspects to a squad SUV as they were being taken to the jail for processing.
Harris has been released and has a court date set for May 9, according to online records.
Bishop had her initial appearance in court Saturday and has also been released.
Ivey has asked his team to work closely with the state attorney's office and the judicial system to make sure the two can never be involved in any type of health care again.
Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey met the team while the suspects were being walked to the car as they were being taken to jail. (Brevard County Sheriff's Office)
"I wouldn't let them care for a pet cobra because he might accidentally bite them and he would die of scumbag poisoning," Ivey said. "Not only are they bags of crap, but the people that were on there laughing and mocking this poor lady, yeah, you're bags of crap, too."
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