Former State Senate Leader Skelos' Daughter Arrested In Quarrel At Home
The daughter-in-law of former state Senate leader Dean Skelos has been arrested following a fight at her Long Island home.
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The daughter-in-law of former state Senate leader Dean Skelos has been arrested following a fight at her Long Island home.
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