Myls Dobson

Video obtained from South Carolina police sheds light on the abused 4-year-old's life.

The boy was eulogized by Rev. Al Sharpton at the First Corinthian Baptist Church during a heavy storm.

The mayor promised better coordination between agencies and greater follow-up of vulnerable children.

Myls' father spent four months in jail on the child welfare agency's watch, court records show.

They hope the latest attention will help push the NYPD and Mayor de Blasio to change police protocol.

Okee Wade, 37, said when he went to jail he thought he had left his son, who was abused, in good hands.

Okee Wade was released from jail in New Jersey after pleading guilty to racketeering.

The boy's remains were claimed Wednesday evening from the medical examiner's office, a spokeswoman said.

The bill, sparked by 4-year-old Myls Dobson's death, requires police to tell ACS about a parent's arrest.

The former councilman and public advocate has a track record of challenging the agency he now controls.

Law enforcement officials are not obliged to alert child protective services when they arrest a parent.

Myls Dobson lost up to 25 pounds while staying with Kryzie King, prosecutors said.

Myls Dobson's short life set off alarms at child protective services in New York City and South Carolina.

Kryzie King, 27, said she beat Myls Dobson with a belt and a hanger, and burned him with cigarettes.

Myls Dobson, 4, was staying in The Ritz Plaza residences after his father went to jail, relatives said.