Family of nurse Erin Strotman reacts to 26-year-old's arrest 'for breaking bones of babies in Virginia NICU'

The family of a nurse accused of abuse of newborns at a Virginia hospital has reacted to her shock arrest. Erin Strotman, a Virginia nurse accused of abusing as many as seven newborns under her care, is seen with her family after her 2019 graduation from nursing school Erin Elizabeth Ann Strotman, 26, has been arrested in connection to a string of accidents involving babies at a Virginia hospital Noah Hackey was one of seven babies who suffered inexplicable injuries at Henrico Doctors' Hospital in Richmond, Virginia Authorities opened a probe into the inexplicable fractures after four babies were injured in the summer of 2023 and three more were hurt in November and December of this year. Henrico Doctors' Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, which takes care of critically ill newborns, has 40 treatment areas and the hospital delivers around 4,500 babies every year. Strotman, pictured second from the left, is charged with malicious wounding and felony child abuse Social services determined an unknown employee at the hospital caused Noah's fracture Dominique and Tori Hackey were one of the parents affected after they welcomed their twin boys, Noah and Micah, at the hospital in August 2023. Henrico hospital closed its neonatal intensive care unit after seven premature babies suffered mysterious injuries by an abuser on the loose 'VDH's Office of Licensure and Certification, in partnership with the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, has taken immediate action to identify potential concerns and are monitoring specific corrective actions.