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Teen step dad jailed for child abuse
August 27, 2013 at 4:37 PM
A teen step dad who, in 2010, punched a toddler in the head which caused her blindness to one eye was jailed this week to 3 years in prison. The violence is likely to cause permanent neurlogical damage to the child. Kabhir also tried to bribe and dissuade a witness from giving evidence against him.
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