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olice commissioner, was booed by protesters." The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/23/us/portland-protest-tear-gas-mayothtml> (7/23, Baker, 18.61M) reports that as "Wheeler went through the crowds on Wednesday, some threw objects in his direction, and others called for his resignation,

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/23, story 6, 1:30, Holt, 5.52M) reported Wheeler, "who is also Portland's police commissioner, was booed by protesters." The New York Times (7/23, Baker, 18.61M) reports that as "Wheeler went through the crowds on Wednesday, some threw objects in his direction, and others called for his resignation,

authorities in this ongoing investigation, pursuant to the terms of the cooperation agreement." The Charleston (SC) Post and Courier (7/23, Brown, Wilks, 290K) reports that during the plea hearing, Byrne "admitted to falsely telling regulators, investors and the public that the EFTA00149918 projec

tation Center to $1 million...on July 10, the day after 10 $3,000 checks written by the nursing home's owner, Michael Morton, arrived at the home of Baker, a friend and political ally of Maggio." Ex-South Carolina Sheriff, Deputies Convicted Of Corruption Conspiracy. The Hilton Head Island ( ) Packet

not guilty of a few charges contained in the indictment, but the guilty verdicts far outweighed them." The Charleston (SC) Post and Courier (4/23, Wilks, Cranney, 299K) reports, "Chester's first Black sheriff, who was suspended from office in 2019 amid a federal civil rights investigation and then l

:30, Holt, 5.52M) reported Wheeler, "who is also Portland's police commissioner, was booed by protesters." EFTA01658120 The New York Times (7/23, Baker, 18.61M) reports that as "Wheeler went through the crowds on Wednesday, some threw objects in his direction, and others called for his resignation,

authorities in this ongoing investigation, pursuant to the terms of the cooperation agreement." The Charleston (SC) Post and Courier (7/23, Brown, Wilks, 290K) reports that during the plea hearing, Byrne "admitted to falsely telling regulators, investors and the public that the project was on track