Manchester woman charged after pushing toddler out two-story window
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- Manchester woman Angel McVey-Dowis charged with aggravated assault and cruelty after intentionally pushing 2-year-old from window.
- Toddler airlifted to trauma center, received emergency treatment, and was cleared by hospital; child is safe.
A Manchester woman is facing charges after she reportedly pushed her toddler out of a two-story window.
Police responded to the 2-year-old child who had fallen from a second-story window on October 17, 2025, at Cross Creek Apartments on Warm Springs Highway.
Following the investigation, it was determined the mother had intentionally pushed her 2-year-old child through the window.
The child was airlifted to a trauma center for emergency medical treatment and was later cleared by the hospital and is safe.
The mother, identified as Angel McVey-Dowis, was arrested and charged with Aggravated Assault and Cruelty to Children in the First Degree.
“The Manchester Police Department will never tolerate acts of violence or cruelty toward children,” police said. “Our officers and investigators remain dedicated to protecting those who cannot protect themselves.”
The Manchester Police Department Criminal Investigations Division is continuing the investigation.
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