CENTRALIA, Wash. — The Lewis County prosecutor says he'll likely seek longer sentences for a Centralia husband and wife who fled Washington state after pleading guilty to mistreating their 16-year-old son.
Prosecutor Jonathan Meyer told The Chronicle last week that Anthony and Mary Foxworth violated the terms of their plea deal by skipping their Nov. 1 sentencing hearings. They were arrested in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, a few days later. Detectives tracked them using bank card and cellphone information.
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Each now face bail jumping charges in addition to first-degree criminal mistreatment. They are awaiting extradition to Washington.
Police in Centralia, Washington, said the parents were arrested after their 16-year-old son was found, weighing only 54 pounds and unable to stand or open his mouth. Police in Washington say the boy is recovering.
Associated Press