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Judge suspends sentence
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26 by returning home – rather than reporting to jail – after she was kicked out of a drug rehabilitation program. Armentrout's attorney, William T. Nestor, said Armentrout was accused of leaving the premises of the rehab center to go to an adjacent …
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Drug addicts jailed for theft
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… guilty to committing a crime during the operative term of a two-year suspended jail term handed down on December 13. Both men said they had a drug problem and the magistrate recommended they followed a rehabilitation programme while serving time.
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