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Man accused of buying $159K in cattle with bad checks, sheriff says
Payton Dean Carroll is accused of purchasing 77 head of cattle with nonsufficient funds checks totaling $159,604.03 from Buffalo Livestock Marketing Inc. He was arrested by the Leon County Sheriff’s Office and charged with second-degree felony cattle theft.
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