Lockport Teen's Bail Set At $2 Million In Shaken Baby Death
Lockport teenager is being held on a $2 million bail after authorities say he killed his girlfriend's baby by shaking her at least 10 times because her crying made him "aggravated."
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Lockport teenager is being held on a $2 million bail after authorities say he killed his girlfriend's baby by shaking her at least 10 times because her crying made him "aggravated."
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