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Coleman Seeks To Change District Attorney's Office From The Inside - The Sacramento Observer

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By Antonio R. Harvey | Observer Staff Writer Local prosecutor Paris Coleman, who recently announced that he intends to run for the Sacramento County’s District Attorney position, says he wants […]

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