Jackson Absconded With More Than $300,000 for Products He Never Delivered
ATLANTA, GA - GREGORY JACKSON, 44, of Glendal
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ATLANTA, GA - GREGORY JACKSON, 44, of Glendale, Arizona, pleaded guilty today in federal district court to defrauding the United States out of more than $300,000 for goods he never delivered under a government contract.
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Jackson Allegedly Received More Than $300,000 for Cups He Never Delivered
