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07/29/06
Five Romanian Gypsies who came into the United States illegally last year and stole tens of thousands of dollars from liquor stores throughout the county pleaded guilty in Annapolis yesterday and will be deported. Federal immigration officials said the crew -- six to 10 people were present during the thefts, though not all were charged -- is among more than 20 Romanians believed to have snuck into the United States after flying into Mexico together. Authorities are looking for the rest, who they suspect are pulling off similar scams elsewhere in the country. A prosecutor said authorities think there are three other...
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