Investigators have arrested two child protection workers in Georgia on charges that they falsified reports to keep millions of dollars in funding.
September 05, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA (AP) Investigators have arrested two child protection workers in Georgia on charges that they falsified reports to keep millions of dollars in funding.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Wednesday that law enforcement officials arrested Phyllis Mitchell and Deborah Cobb on charges of falsifying state documents and encouraging others to lie in sworn statements.
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