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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A Lansing man accused of whipping and locking his five children in a dark, bedroom as punishment has been arrested on child abuse, unlawful imprisonment and gun charges.
Police say 32-year-old Yenier Conde was arraigned Friday and ordered held on bond.
His wife, 28-year-old Sarah Conde, already has been arraigned in the case.
The Lansing State Journal has reported that their children were kept without food or water in a room one officer described as a "dungeon."
The abuse was discovered in 2017. The children are now between the ages of 6 and 11 and are in foster care. The couple has lost custody.
Yenier Conde has an Aug. 10 hearing. The Associated Press was unable to determine if he has a lawyer.
Sarah Conde has an Aug. 3 hearing.
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