Gary Coleman was arrested Sunday on a domestic violence charge. He was arrested in Santaquin at 1:30 pm Sunday and is currently in the Utah county jail. Coleman, 41, missed a court date and the jail is uncertain when the original incident occurred. Bail has been set at $1,725.
In July, Coleman’s wife locked him out of their house after an argument. His wife, Shannon Price, 23, was charged with a misdemeanor domestic violence and disorderly conduct.
The couple met in 2007 while filming the movie, Church Ball and five months later they married. In 2008, the couple appeared on Divorce Court and Price claimed he was distant and depressed. They have not divorced.
Coleman recently settled a lawsuit with a man that he hit with his truck outside a bowling alley. Gary Coleman is best known as a childhood star and played Arnold Jackson on the hit TV show Different Strokes. The show ran from 1978-1986, and at the height of his career he earned $100,000 per episode. He also appeared on The Jefferson’s and Good Times.
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.Ethiopia, the primal hellhole, that best exemplifies the enduring power of savage repression, has just concluded the much-anticipated 2010 election. Zenawi’s regime is claiming that it has won a landslide victory (unconfirmed reports put the winning at 98 percent). This type of unparalleled victory depending on one’s political persuasion can be heralded by the “victors” as a miracle and by the “vanquished” as ample evidence that Ethiopia for, all intents and purposes, is headed for a one–party dictatorship.
The 2010 election was staged with Meles Zenawi’s regime in full control of the Election Board, the media, the judiciary, and the security forces. In fact, the whole purpose
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