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Sheriff to begin seizure process for Baltimore Housing Authority property to pay for lead paint judgment (access required)

BY: Melody Simmons
POSTED: January 3, 2012
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The Baltimore City Sheriff will begin the process of seizing nearly two dozen trucks, computers and other office supplies owned by the Housing Authority of Baltimore City Wednesday to auction and pay an outstanding lead paint poisoning judgment against the agency. The process will identify and help appraise the property, held at 417 E. Fayette [...]


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