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The boy's mother told police she was not in the room at the time of the incident. She said when she heard her son cry, she ran to see what happened and found her sister standing close her son while holding a stun gun. She also told authorities that her sister was laughing while she was activating the stun gun.
The child told his mother that his aunt had shocked him on the arm and that it hurt. Police say marks reportedly left on the victim's arm confirmed that contact had been made.
Braswell denied shocking her nephew, but did admit she was activating it near him. She admitted at one point putting the stun gun's handle on his arm, but not the electrodes.
She told police that the stun gun wasn't hers, that it belonged to a friend and she was just "playing" with the device.
Braswell is accused of felony child abuse for "causing visible injuries" to the child. She was released from the Pinellas County Jail after posting a $5,000 bond.
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