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Fredericksburg grand jury indictments Fredericksburg grand jury
Free Lance-Star - Samuel Adam, 44, Atlanta, embezzlement. Trecie M. Bellinger, 29, Fredericksburg, three counts of forgery, three counts of obtaining money by false pretenses and three counts of passing a forged check. Cyndale, L. Bishop, 19, Montross, possession of
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Computer security battle goes on
Chicago Tribune - Computer security experts were pleased Tuesday that New York Atty. Gen. Eliot Spitzer filed a new lawsuit in the battle to stop Internet companies from illegally installing unwanted and "deceptive" software on computers. But while Spitzer's attacks
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Falls Church City Crime Report
Falls Church News-Press - Credit Card Theft, 200 blk. E. Fairfax St., between April 4 and April 16, unknown person(s) stole victim s credit card number and made several online transactions. Motor Vehicle Theft, 500 blk. Roosevelt Blvd., between April 18, 7:30 p.m. and April
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Rehoboth man charged with a theft from Bayside YMCA
East Bay - BARRINGTON - On Thursday, April 20, Barrington Police charged Richard Roberson, 46, of Rehoboth, Mass., with credit card theft. Mr. Roberson allegedly stole a wallet from the Bayside YMCA on March 17. Originally, a member of the Bayside YMCA reported
Source: www.eastbayri.com

Fire and Police Briefs
Sentinel & Enterprise - GARDNER -- Police officials are warning residents to monitor their belongings at local fitness centers, following a credit-card theft that occurred last month at Mount Wachusett Community College's Fitness and Wellness Center. A Heywood Hospital
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Accused nurse pleads not guilty
CNEWS - GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. (CP) - A nurse accused of drugging her co-workers at a hospital in northwestern Alberta has pleaded not guilty and chosen trial by judge alone. Sarah Bowes, 27, faces a preliminary inquiry Sept. 11-22 to see if there is enough
Source: cnews.canoe.ca