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DC trial jury uncovers shocking evidence
A man accused of robbing multiple convenience stores and committing carjackings in Washington, DC, and nearby areas was convicted after a month-long trial, despite jury discovery of unexamined evidence. Jurors found a Chinese yuan and suspicious powder in clothing linked to the case, raising questions about law enforcement’s oversight. The jury ultimately convicted the defendant on 13 charges, sentencing him to a minimum 31-year prison term, while some charges resulted in deadlock.
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