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‘SPOIL CHILD’ REMANDED FOR ILLEGAL GUN POSSESSION

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Teon Allen, also known as “Spoil Child,” previously charged in 2020 for the murder of his girlfriend, faced new charges on Monday for illegal gun possession and was subsequently remanded. Tiana Cole’s report has more details.

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