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Denison man charged with selling stolen golf clubs

January 16, 2004 By admin

A Denison man will serve time for making money with golf clubs that weren’t his. 58-year-old James Mullen was sentenced to five-years probation and six months home of home confinement with electronic monitoring. He was also ordered to pay 94-thousand dollars in restitution and serve 250 hours of community service. Mullen allegedly sold golf clubs in the Omaha area. The clubs were allegedly stolen across the midwest by another man who’s already in jail.

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