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Ryan and May Mullin, an Arizona couple, were charged with child abuse after police alleged they drunkenly led their young children on an hourslong walk in 108-degree heat. Police called to Glendale reported finding the seemingly intoxicated parents stumbling with two children, aged 2 and 4. Both suspects were booked into jail following charges of child abuse and disorderly conduct.

Ryan and May Mullin were charged with child abuse after police alleged they drunkenly led their young children on an hourslong walk in 108-degree heat in Glendale, Arizona. Authorities reported that the couple was stumbling across the road for several hours following the Arizona Cardinals’ open practice. The incident involved conflict when a bystander attempted to help and local officers intervened.

An Arizona couple, Ryan and May Mullin, are facing child abuse charges after police allege they drunkenly led their young children on an hourslong walk in Glendale at 108 degrees. A witness reported seeing the seemingly intoxicated pair stumbling across the road with two children, ages 2 and 4, prompting officers to intervene. The couple was booked into jail on multiple counts following the incident.

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Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette was carted off the field during practice with an upper-body injury after a hard fall. Trainers attended to him, and players expressed concern. The Panthers have also lost wide receiver Chris Brazzell for the season due to a torn LCL injury.

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