Felicia Guy, 37, of Rochester, New York, is facing serious charges after police say her two young children were found with injuries that point to physical abuse. The case has shaken the community, especially after her 2‑year‑old son was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Investigators say the boy suffered a traumatic brain injury, bleeding inside the skull, and multiple bite marks that matched adult teeth.
Police reported that Guy herself called 911 around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, saying her son was unconscious and breathing abnormally. She told dispatchers the child had hit his head about twenty minutes earlier. When medics arrived, they quickly realized the injuries were far more severe than a simple fall. The boy was taken to the hospital, where doctors confirmed extensive damage.
The details released by police are disturbing. The boy had swelling and bruising across his face, skin injuries, and bite marks that investigators described as adult‑sized. His younger sister, just 1 year old, was also found inside the home with bruises, abrasions, and bite marks on her face, lips, back, and legs. Officers counted about nine separate bite marks on her body.
Guy has been charged with first‑ and second‑degree assault. Authorities say more charges could follow once the Monroe County Grand Jury reviews the case. She was scheduled to appear in court Thursday morning for arraignment. The investigation is ongoing, and police have not ruled out additional charges.
Neighbors and community members expressed shock, especially after learning that Guy is listed online as the owner of Styles by Fefe Wigs Boutique, a local wig business. Many said they never imagined such allegations tied to someone running a neighborhood shop. The case has sparked conversations about child safety and the warning signs of abuse.
Police emphasized that both children are now under medical care and protective services are involved. The boy remains in critical condition, while his sister is being treated for her injuries. The case has drawn attention across Rochester, a city in Monroe County along Lake Ontario, about 70 miles east of Buffalo.
The charges against Guy highlight the seriousness of child abuse investigations. Authorities say they will continue to gather evidence and present findings to the grand jury. For now, the focus remains on the children’s recovery and ensuring their safety moving forward.
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