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Ogden High School teacher placed on leave following domestic violence arrest

By Fox 13 · September 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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The teacher, who FOX 13 News is not naming to protect the identity of his children, was taken into custody after an incident on Saturday. According to arrest documents, the teacher pulled the victim from the shower by her hair, and "applied pressure to the point that she could not breathe."

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