A Utah-based 'MomTok' influencer has reached a plea deal after she was accused of domestic violence during a February incident involving her boyfriend and children.
Utah mother on trial for poisoning her husband, lawyer breaks down ‘very damaging’ evidence: Lexie Rigden
Criminal defense attorney Lexie Rigden analyzes how text and Google evidence could incriminate the Utah mom. A Utah-based TikTok influencer, who is regularly grouped in with other"Mormom MomTok" social media users, has reached a plea deal after she wasTaylor Frankie Paul, 28, made national headlines earlier this year and last year while documenting a raw series of mistakes and unfortunate events inincluding her divorce from the father of her two children following what she described as a"soft-swinging" incident, an ectopic pregnancy with her new boyfriend and her arrest in February.
"I don't owe anyone an explanation besides the people involved," Paul said in a recent TikTok video regarding her plea."Court is officially over til next year. They'll just check in and see how I'm doing — if I'm still doing better. As much as I wish that night had went differently, I felt like hitting rock bottom actually helped me in some ways. Made me seek help that I wasn't getting.
Paul was arrested on Feb. 17, and authorities charged her with aggravated assault, two counts of domestic violence in the presence of a child, child abuse with injury and criminal mischief, according to Herriman police in Salt Lake County.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Matthew Bowman: Why some Latter-day Saints believe in UFOs and why these alien travelers fit with their religionSalt Lake Tribune guest columnist Matthew Bowman, a Mormon studies scholar, explores the association between Latter-day Saints and UFOs — and how they fit within Mormon theology.
Read more »
Utah crossing guard shortage poses serious safety risk for studentsSchools across Utah are facing a crossing guard shortage. Some parents and a former crossing guard say one school with almost 1,000 students faces serious challenges.
Read more »
Utah’s offense aiming to be more prolific against BaylorThe Utah football team was glad not to turn the ball over vs. Florida, but acknowledged the offense needs more consistency and more big plays going forward, with slumping Baylor affording them a great opportunity to get rolling.
Read more »
Labor Day storms bring first taste of winter snow to Utah ski resortsMonday offered a reminder that the greatest snow on earth will soon be making its way to you, with reports of snow falling in the upper elevations at Snowbird, Alta and Solitude.
Read more »
University of Utah program helping students obtain basic needsThe University of Utah's Basic Needs Collective is pressing forward in an effort to help U. students obtain the most common top needs.
Read more »