Prosecutors say Anchorage neglect case didn't meet felony threshold An Anchorage assistant district attorney says the state couldn’t press felony charges against a couple accused of keeping their two teenage daughters for years in a squalid basement because state laws require proof of serious physical injury or malnourishment.May 4, 2016
Prosecutors Say Anchorage Neglect Case Didn't Meet Felony Threshold
dkelly, Anchorage Daily News
Wed, 05/04/2016 - 7:12pm
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Topics: Arkansas Anchorage Borough Anchorage
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