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Sunday, Pittman celebrate SEPTA special prosecutor ruling

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(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official is celebrating a unanimous decision made by the state’s Supreme Court keeping the special prosecutor in place for the Southeastern Regional Transportation Authority, or SEPTA.

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Sunday, Pittman celebrate SEPTA special prosecutor ruling

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The Center Square broke the news in Chicago, United States 18 days ago on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.

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Sunday, Pittman celebrate SEPTA special prosecutor ruling

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