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: Tennessee Criminal Lawyer BlogTennessee Man Arrested for Running Moonshine
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Forty-year old Tennessean Daniel McGuire was apparently doing his best Dukes of Hazzard impression last week when he was nabbed by Polk County authorities for hauling 83 jars of moonshine in the trunk of his car. McGuire told authorities he was taking the moonshine to a nearby bar in Sebring, Florida, a story which, unfortunately for the bar manager, authorities believed. The bar owner was also arrested on charges relating to trying to sell the beverage illegally.
Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on December 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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