Francis Is To Blame For Women's Rights

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Francis then started throwing toys at the window and broke them. An unidentified female, who is believed to be Francis's girlfriend, hit Martha in the face with a shovel. Francis then punched Martha in the face. The two fled the scene without the children.

Martha called the authorities and informed them that she could smell alcohol on Francis's breath. James Lapotka is a deputy county attorney. According to James, CPS has legal custody of Francis's children. Martha stated in an interview with KTMF that she felt like she had a duty to protect the children.

Francis has been arrested and being held in jail on a $100,000 bond. His girlfriend has not yet been arrested. Martha had eye surgery after the incident. People have raised over $21,000

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