“Daniel is doing wonderful. Just so thankful to be home,” he told WSOC-TV. “As far as the charge is concerned, all I can say is to God be the glory. It could have been worse but the Lord watched over us all.”
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Vines isn’t the only one who sees his son’s recovery as a miracle.
“We know what the Lord done for that young one. It’s a miracle,” said one church member. “We had a miracle and that little boy came through.”
Another church member remarked, “God’s a miracle-working God. I’m thankful for it, ‘cause I know they are.”
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Vines is set to appear in court on Jan. 5, 2024. Police say the investigation is ongoing.
