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Sorensen and LaHood React to Potential Federal Government Shutdown

Sorensen and LaHood React to Potential Federal Government Shutdown

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PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Lawmakers have until Tuesday midnight to pass a continuing resolution to avoid a federal government shutdown. This could negatively impact Peoria, which has eighty federal employees with the United States Agriculture Department that could be affected by a shutdown, according to U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood. U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen said at the Quad Cities International Airport that veterans could have their benefits affected by a…See the Story

Repton Man Indicted on Gun Charges - The Brewton Standard

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Repton Man Indicted on Gun Charges - The Brewton Standard

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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Wednesday the indictment of a Conecuh County man for possessing machine gun conversion devices, with enhanced charges under Alabama’s Criminal Enterprise Act. Jalen Demetrius Rodgers, 22, of Repton, was indicted on two-counts for the possession or selling of used parts designed to convert pistols into machine guns and did so to benefit a criminal enterprise. In addition to the conversion devices …See the Story

Former Alabama Medicaid worker sentenced for theft by deception

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Former Alabama Medicaid worker sentenced for theft by deception

A former Alabama Medicaid employee has been sentenced after pleading guilty to theft by deception involving more than $100,000. Attorney General Steve Marshall said Natalie Lewis has been sentenced to ten years in prison, with three years to serve. After serving three years, Lewis will be placed on probation for two years, with the remaining seven years suspended. Judge Brooke Reid ordered Lewis to begin serving her sentence immediately in the c…See the Story

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