article_snippet: A group of California parents have filed a lawsuit against a daycare center accusing two instructors of pricking thumb tacks into the legs of A group of California parents young children as a .
article_snippet: Four California mothers have filed a lawsuit against the Tutor Time daycare center in Agoura Hills, accusing instructors there of pricking Four California mothers children's legs with pins as a way of discipline .
article_snippet: directions, these teachers would stick a pin into the child's . legs,' said a lawsuit against the Tutor Time daycare center in Agoura Hills.
article_snippet: a pin was pressed deep enough into legs to .
article_snippet: In a phone interview with Daily Mail Wednesday, attorney Robert Clayton said the first plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Tutor Time daycare center in Agoura Hills found out about the alleged abuse a year ago from a terminated Tutor Time teacher, who told the woman about the push pins, not knowing that the woman had a son at Tutor Time daycare center in Agoura Hills for alleged abuse.
article_snippet: The lawyer representing the four mothers said whenever parents would notice scrapes and pokes on the toddlers’ legs and mention it to instructors at Tutor Time, the standard response was,
article_snippet: But according to attorney Robert Clayton, the teachers named as defendants in a lawsuit against the Tutor Time daycare center in Agoura Hills threatened the children to keep quiet about the pin pricks.
highlights_snippet: Lawsuit claims two instructors, Rosa Nepomuseno and Jessica Morales, pushed thumb pins into legs of 2- and 3-year-old boys for being inattentive .
  