Parents accused of getting drunk and forcing toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat after watching pre-season Arizona Cardinals’ practice
- An Arizona couple have been accused of getting drunk and forcing their toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat after the family watched an NFL practice last weekend.
- Ryan and May Mullin were seemingly intoxicated, stumbling across a road in Glendale with their kids, ages two and four, when a bystander tried to help them, AZFamily reported, citing court documents.
- The couple had been walking with their children in extreme heat for several hours after attending the Arizona Cardinals’ open practice at State Farm Stadium, according to local police.
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- An Arizona couple have been accused of getting drunk and forcing their toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat after the family watched an NFL practice last weekend.
- Ryan and May Mullin were seemingly intoxicated, stumbling across a road in Glendale with their kids, ages two and four, when a bystander tried to help them, AZFamily reported, citing court documents.
- The couple had been walking with their children in extreme heat for several hours after attending the Arizona Cardinals’ open practice at State Farm Stadium, according to local police.
Sources: The Independent, The-independent