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Man Found Showering Convicted of Burglary (AP)







Man Found Showering Convicted of
Burglary (AP)

Man Found Showering Convicted of
Burglary (AP)
04/09/2004 05:21 PM

AP - A man who was found taking a shower in a woman's Midtown Atlanta apartment has been convicted of burglary.




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