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Man pleads guilty in thefts, credit card fraud www.privateofficer.com

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Man pleads guilty to thefts, credit card fraud www.privateofficer.com Mabton WA June 8 2008 A Mabton man arrested for going on a shopping spree with a Gig Harbor man’s stolen credit information claims he committed the crimes to support his methamphetamine addiction. Rolando Gabriel Gutierrez, 34, pleaded innocent to second-degree identity theft and possession of methamphetamine. He faces [...]

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