Baldwin County, Alabama

Unveiling Horror: Baldwin County Arrest Exposes Infant Tasing in Disturbing Array of Crimes

2024-01-23

In a harrowing revelation, 28-year-old Alec Gregory Dvorak has been arrested on multiple charges, exposing a disturbing sequence of alleged crimes against his own family. The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office has uncovered a deeply troubling narrative involving financial crimes, child abuse, and elder abuse, leaving the community in shock.

Financial Exploitation and Emotional Abuse Against Grandparents

According to the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office, Dvorak stands accused of fraudulently opening checking accounts in his grandparents' names, siphoning off thousands of dollars for personal gain. This financial exploitation is compounded by disturbing allegations of verbal and emotional abuse inflicted upon his own grandparents.

Arrest and Revelation of Methamphetamine Possession

Dvorak's arrest on January 9 revealed even more sinister aspects of his actions. Authorities found methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in his possession. Shockingly, a 9-month-old child was in the vehicle with him at the time of his arrest.

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Dvorak(left) Ott (right)Photo byBaldwin County Sheriff's Office

Disturbing Discovery and Child Abuse Allegations

The child, turned over to a family member, raised concerns when unusual marks were noticed. Medical examinations confirmed that some of the marks were burns consistent with a stun gun or taser, allegedly used by Dvorak to threaten and assault the infant.

Evidence Tampering and Matching the Taser

In a further unsettling turn of events, Dvorak's girlfriend, Destini Faith Ott, allegedly attempted to dispose of the taser along County Road 12. Authorities located and tested the discarded taser, confirming it matched the burns found on the 9-month-old. Ott now faces charges of evidence tampering in connection with the case.

Charges and Ongoing Investigation

Dvorak now faces a litany of charges, including three counts of willful torture/abuse of a child, chemical endangerment of a child, and two counts of identity theft. Ott has been charged with tampering with physical evidence. The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office emphasizes that the case remains under ongoing investigation.

Dvorak remains in the Baldwin County Jail under bond totaling $1.55 million, including $500,000 for each count of torture/willful abuse of a child.


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