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Seymour police arrest man accused of operating illegal dental practice

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A southern Indiana man has been arrested for operating an unlicensed dentist office. Officers received a complaint on March 19 about someone reportedly operating a dentist office without a license. Police executed a search warrant on a residence located on Gaiser Drive in Seymour. Some of the items found during the search included dental instruments, medications, ledgers and an undisclosed amount of cash.

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Fox 59 Indianapolis

Seymour police arrest man accused of operating illegal dental practice

SEYMOUR, Ind. — Police arrested a man accused of operating a dentist’s office without a license this week in Seymour. According to a Seymour Police Department release, officers began investigating on March 19 after a complaint was lodged alleging that Fredy Felipe Pascual, 31, had been illegally practicing dentistry without an Indiana state license out […]

1 month ago·Indianapolis, United States

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13 WTHR

Seymour man arrested for operating unlicensed dentist office

The suspect was arrested March 20 on preliminary charges of practicing dentistry without a license and misdemeanor criminal recklessness.

1 month ago·Indianapolis, United States

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The Tribune

Primary election voting centers finalized - Seymour Tribune

BROWNSTOWN — Those planning to vote in the primary election on May 7 will have the option of visiting any of three vote centers — two in Seymour and one in Brownstown. Jackson County Commissioners approved a list of voting centers and hours for the primary election during a meeting Tuesday morning at the Jackson County Courthouse, 111 S. Main St., Brownstown. Early voting is set to start April 9 at the Jackson County Public Library in Seymour at…

1 month ago

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The Republic

Seymour man arrested for practicing dentistry without Indiana license

A Seymour man was arrested for practicing dentistry without an Indiana state license, a Level 6 felony, and criminal recklessness, a Class A misdemeanor, police report. Continue reading at The Republic News.

1 month ago·Columbus, United States

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