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Wife of former Jets and Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Richard Todd arrested for attacking him with pliers

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Debra Todd allegedly struck former Jets quarterback Richard Todd multiple times with pliers during an argument, landing her in Lauderdale County Jail. Former University of Alabama national champion and NFL quarterback Richard Todd was the victim of an alleged assault by his wife which led to her arrest. Covered by 3 outlets: 2 are centre, 1 lean right.

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  1. TMZ No political lean US
    Former NFL QB Richard Todd's Wife Arrested For Domestic Violence

    Richard Todd's wife was arrested after cops say she attacked him with a pair of pliers at their Alabama home ... according to legal docs reviewed by TMZ. According to Alabama officials ... Richard and Debra Todd began arguing on Sunday in Florence,…

  2. Ibtimes Center Factuality: Mostly factual GB
    Two Witnesses Listed in Assault Case Against Wife of Former New York Jets Quarterback Richard Todd

    Debra Darby Todd, 68, was arrested in Alabama on a felony domestic violence assault charge after Richard Todd allegedly sustained cuts and abrasions during an argument, according to court documents.

  3. Daily Mail Center Factuality: Mostly factual GB
    Ex-NFL star Richard Todd 'attacked with pliers by wife who is arrested on domestic violence charge'

    Former University of Alabama national champion and NFL quarterback Richard Todd was the victim of an alleged assault by his wife which led to her arrest.

  4. Fox News Right Factuality: Mostly factual US
    Wife of former Jets and Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Richard Todd arrested for attacking him with pliers

    Debra Todd allegedly struck former Jets quarterback Richard Todd multiple times with pliers during an argument, landing her in Lauderdale County Jail.

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