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RAPID CITY, S.D. — A senior airman stationed at the is charged with felony child abuse after a baby was airlifted to a Sioux Falls hospital with life-threatening injuries. The reports James Cunningham, 26, of Rapid City is charged with abuse or cruelty to a child under age 7. Someone called 911 Tuesday evening to report the baby was unresponsive at a Rapid City home, police said. The baby was initially taken to a hospital in Rapid City, then was taken by air to Sioux Falls. Police spokesman Brendyn Medina said an investigation found the infant's injuries were caused by an assault. RELATEDAn airman at Ellsworth Air Force Base has been sentenced to 30 years in a military prison for the beating death of his infant son two years ago.Cunningham is expected to make his initial appearance in Pennington County court Thursday. It was not immediately clear if he has hired an attorney. Base officials said the incident occurred off base and that they are assisting law enforcement agencies with the investigation.Share:Tags: Approximately 460 soldiers are diagnosed with back overuse injuries every day.Firefighters expose themselves to danger and deal with unseen trauma.Toilet-flushing is a complex process for the U.S. Navy.Strategically located munitions would allow the U.S. to facilitate troop deployments and equipment distribution in future conflicts.A pilot program for online Weighted Airman Promotion System tests would likely involve multiple bases around the globe.Featured VideoTrending Now

RAPID CITY, S.D. — A senior airman stationed at the is charged with felony child abuse after a baby was airlifted to a Sioux Falls hospital with life-threatening injuries. The reports James Cunningham, 26, of Rapid City is charged with abuse or cruelty to a child under age 7. Someone called 911 Tuesday evening to report the baby was unresponsive at a Rapid City home, police said. The baby was initially taken to a hospital in Rapid City, then was taken by air to Sioux Falls. Police spokesman Brendyn Medina said an investigation found the infant's injuries were caused by an assault. RELATEDAn...

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