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64 of soda with stolen welfare card just for can deposit Nation Bangor Daily News BDN Maine
LYNN, Mass.
Tina Cafarelli, of Lynn, pleaded not guilty Monday to charges including larceny, property destruction and receiving stolen property. She was ordered held on $250 bail.
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