Christine Hanley

Reporter, Los Angeles Times

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Reporter for the Los Angeles Times covering Orange County

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Indicted  on federal charges of mail fraud, witness tampering and conspiracy, the Sheriff  pleaded not guilty  yesterday.

Indictment Clouds Future of LA Sheriff

Indicted on federal charges of mail fraud, witness tampering and conspiracy, the Sheriff pleaded not guilty yesterday.

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