Helena agent jailed over lead paint disclosures at Fort Harrison housing
Helena real estate agent Melanie Carlin pleaded guilty to failing to provide required lead based paint disclosures to veterans at Freedom's Path Fort Harrison in Helena. She received three years probation and a $150,000 fine. Mold Wranglers Inc. also received two years probation and a $50,000 fine with $348,000 restitution to the VA for false claims.
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Helena
Fort Harrison
Melanie Ann Carlin
Clancy
Montana
U.S
Kurt Alme
Mold Wranglers Inc
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Freedom’s Path
Carlin
Congress
Freedom’s Path Fort Harrison
Montana bill bans local red flag gun laws heads to governor
A Montana Senate vote 29-19 approves HB 809 to bar local governments from adopting extreme risk protection order policies and to prohibit grant funds for such schemes. The measure, carried by Sen. Theresa Manzella, would impose up to a 10,000 dollar civil penalty for violations and defines orders as judicial actions to reduce firearm risk.
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Montana
Senate
Braxton Mitchell
Columbia Falls
U.S
Wendy McKamey
Great Falls
Russ Tempel
Chester
District of Columbia
University of Michigan
Two jailed for alleged gunpoint robbery in Butte
Police say a 20 year old Butte man Anthony I Fury and a 17 year old teen threatened a man with a black pistol on Dewey Boulevard around 1 20 p m Monday demanding his jacket and shoes The victim handed over the jacket and the pair fled the scene A witness called police and officers stopped their white pickup four blocks away Fury was booked with no bond and jailed while the teen was sent to a juvenile detention center in Great Falls Robbery carries up to 40 years and a 50 000 fine in Montana
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Butte
Montana
Dewey Boulevard
Anthony I. Fury
Sampson Street
Thriftway
Harrison and
Harvard Avenues
Fury
Great Falls
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Phil Drake
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Freedom’s Path Housing
Thom Bridge
United States Attorney’s Office
District of Montana
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The
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