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| Thousands of deadbeat parents losing driving privileges. |
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By Bill Cohen - December 30, 2004 |
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Ohio has a law that says – when people fall far behind in their child support payments and don’t give any indication they will try to catch up….their drivers licenses may be suspended. Over the past year, nearly 58-thousand Ohioans suffered that fate. Apparently, often the punishment does not motivate the dead-beats to pay what they owe. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen found that out by talking with an official of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Fred Strattman. |
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Fred Strattman with Bill Cohen (1:15) 
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