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Parents Whose Son Tried to Sell Toy for Food Plead Guilty to Child Endangerment
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September 20, 2016
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1:04Now PlayingThe parents of the Ohio boy found trying to sell his stuffed animal for food pled guilty to child endangerment charges. Tammy and Michael Bethel are awaiting sentencing. It all started in August after Franklin Police Officer, Steve Dunham, says he saw the 7 year-old outside a CVS trying to sell his stuffed dog so he can buy food for himself and his 4 brothers. All 5 of the children, who ranged in age from 7 to 17, were placed with a family member at the time. #InsideEdition
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