Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson was booked and released from a Texas jail on a child abuse charge early Saturday, capping a tumultuous week for the NFL, which was already facing heavy criticism for its handling of a domestic violence case involving another star player.
Nick Wright, host of CBS sports radio station 610 in Houston and one of the first reporters to break the Peterson story, said that he's read an account of what Peterson's 4-year-old son told police and described his story as "a heartbreaking story" on "CBS This Morning: Saturday."
"He mentions his reluctance to want to talk to police because 'Daddy Peterson might hit me,'" said Wright. "He references being hit in the face."
Wright also said that, according to the mother's statement to police, the boy told her that "Daddy has a whooping room."
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big deal, my mom didn't spare the rod and I turned out pretty good. seems to me he wasn't letting them run loose like hellions! maybe certain sectors of society ought to use this as a learning tool!
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