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DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. (AP) - Federal agents seized bank statements, tax records and correspondence, and found marijuana during a search at the home of state Sen. Ulysses Currie, according to court documents. Find Us On Facebook
The documents show agents found marijuana and "drug packaging materials" in a bag on a dresser and in other bags on the floor of a room in the house last week. Prosecutors listed the results of their May 29 searches of Currie's home and the Lanham headquarters of Shoppers Food and Pharmacy in the court filings Thursday. A company spokeswoman has said Currie was an "outside consultant" for Shoppers. Currie did not...
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Its a start! - 2008-06-06 16:04:48
Now, let's go bust up the crack party going on at the Governor's Mansion.
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