Sentencing delayed for Middletown woman guilty of beating and blinding granddaughter
Kimberly Bennett’s sentencing was adjourned at the Orange County Court House this morning.
News 12 Staff
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May 12, 2022, 9:50 AM
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Updated 738 days ago
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yesterdaySentencing was delayed today for a
Middletown woman who pleaded
guilty to beating and
blinding her granddaughter.
Sentencing is now scheduled for May 26.
Kimberly
Bennett’s sentencing was
adjourned at the Orange County Court House this morning. A new sentencing date
has not been set yet. No reason for the adjournment has been released.
Authorities say they found Bennett’s 7-month-old grandchild
unresponsive and with bruises on her face inside Bennett’s home on Bedford
Avenue in 2020.
The
baby suffered serious injuries to her brain and eyes and was left blind.
Bennett, 45, pleaded
guilty to first-degree
assault in 2021. She is
facing 25 years in state prison.
