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Prescott man sentenced to 10 years after lying about military service

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John Hoyt Fullen had a tattoo of the Marine Corps insignia on his arm. He used a fake Purple Heart certificate to obtain Arizona veteran license plates. Fullen misled customers and took advantage of their compassion for military veterans. He was sentenced Monday to spend 10.5 years in prison.

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Prescott business owner sentenced after falsely claiming to be veteran, Purple Heart recipient

John Hoyt Fullen, 42, of Prescott, received a 10.5-year sentence for falsely claiming to be a veteran for his businesses' financial advantage.

2 years ago·Phoenix, United States

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Prescott man sentenced to 10 years after lying about military service

A Prescott business owner who presented himself as Marine Corps veteran has been sentenced to prison for lying about his military service.

2 years ago·Phoenix, United States

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The Prescott Times

Arizona Moving Company Owner Sentenced to Prison for Military Service Fraud and Forgery

PRESCOTT MAN FOUND GUILTY BY JURY OF FRAUD SCHEMES AND 2 COUNTS OF FORGERY

2 years ago·Prescott, United States

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The Prescott Times broke the news in Prescott, United States 2 years ago on Thursday, May 18, 2023.

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