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Teen charged with giving toddler marijuana

16-year-old pleads not guilty after videotape leads to the teen's arrest

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updated 11:47 a.m. ET April 5, 2008

NEWARK, Ohio - A central Ohio teenager has been charged with giving a toddler marijuana.

Sixteen-year-old Angel Dailey was arrested and has pleaded not guilty to charges of corrupting and endangering the child, according to police.

Prosecutors said they were tipped after a videotape was found in recorder traded in at a Columbus pawn shop. A juvenile complaint said Dailey "participated in the administration and holding the child while causing her to ingest marijuana and/or illegal drugs."

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Prosecutors said they are not clear about Daily's relationship with the toddler.

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