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Guilty pleas over US$ 2.6 million metal theft
January 13, 2012 by Editorial Staff
It was back in 2010 that Mr Jefferson began to steal aluminium from a Baltimore warehouse after having cut a hole in a fence surrounding the lot, according to prosecutors. Mr Verschleisser, who owned a salvage yard, contacted another Baltimore scrap metal dealer who agreed to buy the metal at a below-market price. In September 2010, prosecutors claim, Mr Jefferson, Mr Verschleisser and two other men stole several shipping containers. Again, Mr Verschleisser tried to sell the stolen metal - on this occasion, nickel - but a prospective buyer informed the official owner who alerted the police.
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BIR World Mirror on Paper January 2012
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