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Attorney General Brown Announces Convictions of Two Men for Charges Related to the Illegal Discharge of Pollutants in Montgomery County

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Defendants are ordered to pay fines to Maryland Clean Water Fund. (photo courtesy Maryland Attorney General’s Office) Montgomery County, MD – Two Maryland men have been convicted for illegally dumping toxic waste into a local waterway, leading to significant environmental damage and costly cleanup efforts. Robert H. Dupey, 51, of Randallstown, and Jaime A. Beza, 33, of Berwyn Heights, both employees of JPG Plumbing and Mechanical, Inc., pleaded …
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Attorney General Marshall Announces Murder Conviction and Consecutive Life Sentences for Coosa County Woman - Alabama Attorney General's Office

View PDF For Immediate Release:February 7, 2025 For press inquiries only, contact:Amanda Priest (334) 322-5694William Califf (334) 604-3230 (Montgomery, Ala) – Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Latoni Althea Daniel, 32, of Tallapoosa County, was sentenced to two terms of imprisonment for life with the possibility of parole for the death of Thomas Virgil Chandler, who was 87 years old at the time of the murder. Coosa County Circuit Court …

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Attorney General Brown Announces Convictions of Two Men for Charges Related to the Illegal Discharge of Pollutants in Montgomery County

Defendants are ordered to pay fines to Maryland Clean Water Fund. (photo courtesy Maryland Attorney General’s Office) Montgomery County, MD – Two Maryland men have been convicted for illegally dumping toxic waste into a local waterway, leading to significant environmental damage and costly cleanup efforts. Robert H. Dupey, 51, of Randallstown, and Jaime A. Beza, 33, of Berwyn Heights, both employees of JPG Plumbing and Mechanical, Inc., pleaded …

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