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| Posted Saturday, May 26, 2007 |
| Women is said to severely bite son-in-law's ear |
ROGERS, Ark. --A woman was charged with second-degree domestic battery after biting off
part of her new son-in-law's ear.
Police say Julie Lynn Jenkins, 42, bit Leland Shawn Charles Knighting's ear Wednesday
night. Officers found Knighting lying in the street, holding the side of his head and
bleeding heavily from an ear. Knighting, 20, identified Jenkins as his attacker.
Knighting married Jenkins' daughter, Amber Noel Jenkins, 19, last week in Rogers.
Julie Jenkins, who also had an outstanding warrant for failing to pay a fine for
disorderly conduct, told officers Knighting had pinned her down and she had bitten part of
his ear off in self-defense.
Others nearby said Jenkins and another daughter initiated the fight. © Copyright 2007
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