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The case involved a “shut up” message on a concrete block thrown through a window and dead rats left on the porch of the home of a federal witness.
April 10, 2018 at 11:41 AM
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A former city of Atlanta employee was sentenced to prison Monday in the ongoing public corruption investigation into alleged bribes paid for government contracts.
The case, according to prosecutors, involved a “shut up” message on a concrete block thrown through a window and dead rats left on the porch of the home of a federal witness.
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