Charges: Eden Prairie Man Claims He Had 'Every Right To Whoop' His Daughter
An Eden Prairie man accused of beating his daughter with a belt and a tree branch earlier this month allegedly told police he had "every right to whoop her."
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An Eden Prairie man accused of beating his daughter with a belt and a tree branch earlier this month allegedly told police he had "every right to whoop her."
A major crackdown on distracted drivers in a small town in northeast Ohio is going well beyond the usual ban on texting-while-driving.
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