ATLANTA AP - A Georgia lawmaker who said deep debts caused him to violate federal law agreed Tuesday to resign as part of a guilty plea to federal money laundering charges.Meanwhile, federal officials said the case against state Rep. Ron Sailor Jr. has opened up a broader public corruption probe in Georgia, and warned other public officials who have broken the law to turn themselves in rather than be arrested.
March 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – A Georgia lawmaker who said deep debts caused him to violate federal law agreed Tuesday to resign as part of a guilty plea to federal money laundering charges.
Meanwhile, federal officials said the case against state Rep. Ron Sailor Jr. has opened up a broader public corruption probe in Georgia, and warned other public officials who have broken the law to turn themselves in rather than be arrested.
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