One month after FBI agents raided the chambers of Georgia Judge Brooks E. Blitch III, court clerk Daniel V. Leccese Sr. has pleaded guilty to felony mail fraud and quit his job. Blitch is not named in court filings in Leccese's case. Also on Friday, Sheriff Gerald W. Brogdon pleaded guilty to the illegal sale of firearms. A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Georgia declined to comment whether the Leccese and Brogdon cases are related.
August 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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One month after FBI agents raided the chambers of the Alapaha Judicial Circuit’s chief judge in South Georgia, a court clerk in the circuit has pleaded guilty to felony mail fraud and quit his job.
Also on Friday, Berrien County Sheriff Gerald W. “Jerry” Brogdon pleaded guilty to the illegal sale of firearms.
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