A North Versailles woman accused of taking money from the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s North Huntingdon office while she was an employee there could lose her pension if she’s convicted.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Former investigator at state AG's North Huntingdon office could lose pension if convicted
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