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    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (AP)

    More than $20,000 worth of cigarettes has been confiscated from an Oklahoma City convenience store after authorities found the packages lacked tax stamps.

    Detectives went to the Corner Market on the city’s northeast side and found more than 200 packs of cigarettes without tax stamps on them, which means the state had not received its normal $1.03 tax on each of the packs of cigarettes.



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    Here in my region the cops have taken hundreds of thousands of cartons from trucks and take them to the lockup! Impounding that amount tells you just how much still goes to the street!!! 95 % of butt collected by a school were all tax free rez cigs!!!
    Listen to my heart, not just my mouth! The most powerfull thing we can do is,,,share,,, if we don't it dies with us.

    It is the year of the bear, I am sharpening my claws and will no longer tollerate harrassment.

    Born in Winnipeg raised in the Pikwakanagan, Deutschland was never home! Army brat that had no choice in a parents duties to home and country. I Too Serve our flag and work for the uniform.
    Stand behind our troops or stand IN FRONT of them.

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