BALTIMORE AP - Baltimore's mayor has vowed to fight a misdemeanor conviction that could lead to her removal from office, saying the verdict won't slow down City Hall.A jury found Sheila Dixon guilty Tuesday of a single charge of taking gift cards from a program intended for the city's poor children and using them to buy electronics.
December 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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BALTIMORE AP – Baltimore’s mayor has vowed to fight a misdemeanor conviction that could lead to her removal from office, saying the verdict won’t slow down City Hall.
A jury found Sheila Dixon guilty Tuesday of a single charge of taking gift cards from a program intended for the city’s poor children and using them to buy electronics. Her attorneys said they will appeal.
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