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25 million? Well this Washington state, so that was what 6 maybe 7 cartons aye -
Yep operating that smoke shop on Smoky Point BlvdOriginally posted by Wakalapi View Post
They pocketed 15 million dollars it says
And owe 25 million to the state
Holy crap that is a lot of Cigarettes!!!
Here is the article from Arlington Times:http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/north_so.../41377799.htmlLeave a comment:
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Was this for operating that little smoke shop in the "triangle" inside the intersection of Smoky Point Blvd and Hwy 530?? Or were they caught dealing non-taxed cig's somewhere in town?Leave a comment:
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Former tribal leaders sentenced in cigarette case
Seattle, Washington (AP)
Three former Stillaguamish tribal leaders have been sentenced to prison for contraband cigarette sales in Arlington.
U.S. District Judge James L. Robart sentenced Ed Goodridge Sr. and his son, Eddie Jr., on March 16 to a year and two months. Their cousin, Sara Schroedl, got eight months in prison and Linda Goodridge, the wife of Ed Goodridge Sr., who is not a tribal member, got four months of home detention.
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