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CHESTLIE MARQUIS SAINTMELUS

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Name:

Date:

06-03-2017

Location:

Paul Rein Detention Facility

Record Number:

501702137

Race:

B

Gender:

M

Charges:

LOITERING OR PROWLING
ROBBERY/WITH WEAPON
WEAR MASK WHILE COMMITTING 2 DEG FEL
WEAR MASK WHILE COMMITTING 3 DEG FEL
WEAR MASK WHILE COMMITTING 2 DEG FEL
ROBBERY/WITH WEAPON
ROBBERY/WITH WEAPON
WEAR MASK WHILE COMMITTING 2 DEG FEL
ROBBERY/WITH WEAPON
WEAR MASK WHILE COMMITTING 2 DEG FEL
ROBBERY/WITH WEAPON
WEAR MASK WHILE COMMITTING 2 DEG FEL

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