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A Woman Chokes a Girl at Disney World For Blocking Her View of the Fireworks

A 41-year-old woman named Tabbatha Mature from New Baltimore, Michigan was at Disney World in Orlando with her family last week watching the nightly fireworks show.  And she got upset when a teenage girl in front of her stood up to watch them.

They got in an argument, and Tabbatha wound up CHOKING the girl . . . so she was arrested for felony child abuse.  Sounds like a good vacation.


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