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Security officers arrest man for breaking courthouse windows www.privateofficer.com

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Security officers arrest man for breaking courthouse windows    www.privateofficer.com Louisville KY OCT 21 2008 A man convicted of dumping roofing asphalt on the steps of the Gene Snyder Courthouse was arrested again Thursday after allegedly throwing bricks through windows in the building. Daniel Cobble faces a felony charge of injury to federal property, said Rich Knighten with the [...]

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