Abbigail Kadar

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Subject:

Abbigail Kadar

Date:

12-15-2019

Sex:

Female

Race:

White

County:

Palm Beach

Charges:

FRAUD-IMPERSON - FALSE ID SECONDHAND DEALER 300 DOLS OR MORE
LARC - PETIT THEFT 2ND DEGREE 1ST OFFENSE
STOLEN PROP-DEAL IN - DEALING TRAFFIC STOLEN PROPERTY

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