Charges have been filed against a couple after allegations surfaced that an 18-year-old with autism was forced to live in a shed. The shed, located in Cheatham County, lacked basic amenities such as electricity, running water, and a bathroom.
The couple, consisting of the teen's mother and her boyfriend, face charges in connection with the alleged mistreatment. Newly released court documents provide details about the case.
Further information about the charges and the allegations against the couple can be found through additional reporting on the matter.
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