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Suspended Georgia lawmaker pleads guilty to pandemic unemployment fraud
Sharon Henderson, a suspended Georgia state lawmaker, pleaded guilty to collecting $17,811 in pandemic unemployment benefits by falsely claiming she was laid off as a substitute teacher. She is the third Georgia Democrat to face similar charges, with sentencing set for November 3.
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