A Hempfield man was sentenced to two years of probation this week in connection with dozens of obscene and racially-charged voicemails police said he left for members of Congress.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Hempfield man sentenced after being accused of leaving obscene, racially-charged voicemails for members of Congress
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