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License office employee accused of using expired IDs to buy pseudoephedrine

June 20, 2012 By admin

A Maplewood License Office employee is accused of using expired driver’s licenses to buy pseudoephedrine. 38-year-old Mary Ann Busch of Grover faces 14 counts of forgery. Investigators say she took the expired licenses when people came into the office to get new ones. She used them and forged the names of eight women on electronic purchase logs at drug stores that are used to track pseudoephedrine sales

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