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    Southern District of Georgia Receives Over $6 Million in Federal Grants to Boost Public Safety and Law Enforcement

    By Marc Washington,

    2024-09-08
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    Jessica Vallentine Daniels
    09-09
    What about my whistleblower money?That was good stuff I sent in. It’s okay in September those funds won’t be available anymore🥴🤷‍♀️
    Sherry Seally
    09-08
    send people also to see how they spend
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