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Dog the Bounty Hunter: Arrested In Hawaii
Here is the latest update on the Dog situation from Honolulu. Dog, Leland and Tim were all released on Friday night on bail, as the judge concluded they are not flight risks. While out on bail, they will be required to remain in the state and wear electronic monitoring devices until they return to court for extradition hearings to face trial in Mexico. No date has been set for those hearings. Hear Dog and Beth tell the full story in their own words on Tuesday 9/19 at 10PM/ET exclusively on A&E's original presentation - DOG: THE FAMILY SPEAKS.The special features post-release interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from the trying ordeal. Additionally, tune in to NBC's Today Show 9/18 on Monday morning to see Dog and Beth interviewed live by Matt Lauer.
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 News: Joshua Tabor: Child Abuser
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Folks, give me just half and hour with these two low lives and let's see if they do this again! My goodness! How people can be this evil? I hope they're put to death or given imprisonment for life without the possibility of parole! Child abusers need to be punished with harsh sentences to set an example!
 QUOTE A you.S. Soldier has been accused of holding his 4-year-old daughter's head underwater because she would not recite her ABCs.
Joshua Tabor, 27, of Yelm, Wash., allegedly beat the child before holding her head under water Sunday night in the family's kitchen sink, The News Tribune reported.
Tabor reportedly told a police officer that he and his girlfriend "held her down on the counter and submerged her head into the water three or four times until the water came around her forehead and jawline," according to the newspaper.
The suspect said he punished the girl for "refusing to say her letters."
Tabor, a soldier at the Lewis-McChord base in Tacoma, Wash., has been charged with second-degree assault of a child and is set to appear in court Feb. 16.
The suspect reportedly told police that his daughter was afraid of water "and was squirming around trying to get away from the water... |
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