A Texas daycare owner was arrested after the father of a 6-month-old baby attached a small camera to the infant’s carseat after becoming suspicious of bad treatment. A licensed operator of “Becky’s Home Childcare” in Mequite, managed the daycare for over 20 years before disturbing details of unprofessional treatment of children.The alleged events happened inside of her home. According to the court documents, the camera attached to the infant’s carseat showed that “the defendant (Anderson) yanked (the infant) out of his car seat by his ankle to change his diaper. The defendant was later observed pulling (the child) up from the ground by his bib.” According to the court documents, the defendant “was then observed drawing an unknown substance from a bottle and administering it to (the child) via a plastic instrument .” The parents of the infant boy said he isn’t on any medication and Anderson shouldn’t have had any reason to

administer any. Authorities were contacted and they searched the home. They found additional evidence that other children may have been abused. Detectives located three children strapped in their carseat and placed inside the closet of a bedroom, some with”shoelace-like ties” around their necks. After police presented her with video evidence, Anderson reportedly “admitted that she gave medication (Tylenol) to make them stop crying and to make her job easier.” Court documents indicated that although there were no apparent bruises, the children had to be “cut free from the (car) seats.” “There was definitely some evidence that they may have been medicated and that they were possibly being restrained,” Thompson said. Authorities continue to interview the parents of all of the children in the daycare. Police indicated that nine children “may have been exposed to unnecessary doses of over the counter medicine, extended periods of restricted movement as well. Bad hygiene practices was also found. Watch video Below