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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A
Clarksville mother accused of berating Transportation Security Administration
officers trying to pat down her teenage daughter at the Nashville airport told
jurors Monday that the accusations are false.
Closing arguments were
set for Tuesday.
Andrea
Abbott is charged with disorderly conduct in the July 2011
confrontation.
Transportation Security Officer Karen King testified Monday that before the pat-down, Abbott yelled in her
face that she didn't want anyone "touching her daughter's crotch."
Abbott
eventually allowed her then-14-year-old daughter to undergo the pat-down, but
then she refused a pat-down for herself and was arrested.
Abbott
acknowledged Monday that she did say a few curse words but said
she wasn't in King's face and had a "normal conversation" about what she
believed to be inappropriate about the pat-downs.
Clarksville mother accused of berating Transportation Security Administration
officers trying to pat down her teenage daughter at the Nashville airport told
jurors Monday that the accusations are false.
Closing arguments were
set for Tuesday.
Andrea
Abbott is charged with disorderly conduct in the July 2011
confrontation.
Transportation Security Officer Karen King testified Monday that before the pat-down, Abbott yelled in her
face that she didn't want anyone "touching her daughter's crotch."
Abbott
eventually allowed her then-14-year-old daughter to undergo the pat-down, but
then she refused a pat-down for herself and was arrested.
Abbott
acknowledged Monday that she did say a few curse words but said
she wasn't in King's face and had a "normal conversation" about what she
believed to be inappropriate about the pat-downs.
Tuesday, October 23 2012, 07:03 AM CDT
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Tenn. Powerball ticket worth $1 million
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A Powerball ticket sold in Tennessee barely missed winning a share of an estimated $590.5 million prize. But the ticket has a nice consolation prize worth $1 million.
Officials say the Powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold in Chattanooga.
There's no word yet on who won.
A Powerball ticket sold at a supermarket in Zephyrhills, Fla., matched all six numbers selected Saturday night for the estimated $590.5 million prize. It's the highest Powerball jackpot in history.
The winning numbers were 10, 13, 14, 22 and 52, with a Powerball of 11.
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