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Downtown drive-by leaves two injured in Turlock
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Multiple bullet casings were marked as evidence at the scene of a downtown drive-by shooting that injured two people. - photo by FRANKIE TOVAR/The Journal
The relative peacefulness of Turlock residents going out to dinner, buying their groceries, and taking a stroll through downtown was shattered in the early evening by a hail of gunfire that wounded to men. The two men were shot in a drive-by shooting around 6 p.m. Thursday in the 200 block of W. Main Street, near the intersection of Locust Street. The first officers to arrive at the scene found the two victims suffering from gunshot wounds, which were described as non-life threatening.
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Hughson woman pleads no contest to theft, money laundering charges
Casey faces 10-year sentence
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Hughson resident and one time Oakdale business owner Lana Casey was indicted last year on 79 counts of grand theft, money laundering and tax evasion, which involved a number of local nonprofits (Photo contributed).
With some Oakdale and surrounding area residents in attendance, former longtime local businesswoman Lana Casey, 63, pleaded “no contest” to a series of felony counts in Stanislaus County Superior Court on Monday.
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