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Friday, 6 February 2009
Deputy Michael Arrington faces felony charges for marijuana distribution and "crossing a guard line with drugs."
In Augusta, Georgia, a Richmond County deputy sheriff was arrested January 29 for selling marijuana to inmates at the Richmond County Jail. Deputy Michael Arrington, a two-year veteran of the department, was arrested at the jail and is being held there out of general population. He faces felony charges for marijuana distribution and "crossing a guard line with drugs."
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