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Former Webb County deputy sentenced for sexual assault after traffic stop

The U.S. Justice Department said the former deputy will serve federal prison time for sexually assaulting a woman and violating her civil rights.

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  • The Justice Department identified the former deputy as 29 years old.
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The federal sentence follows a case involving sexual assault and a civil-rights violation, according to the Justice Department.

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The U.S. Justice Department announced that a former Webb County sheriff’s deputy was sentenced to federal prison. The department said the case involved the sexual assault of a woman after a traffic stop and a violation of her civil rights. The source item does not specify the sentence length.

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Former Webb County deputy sentenced for sexual assault after traffic stopUS Department of Justice

The U.S. Justice Department said the former deputy will serve federal prison time for sexually assaulting a woman and violating her civil rights.US Department of Justice

The Justice Department identified the former deputy as 29 years old.US Department of Justice

The federal sentence follows a case involving sexual assault and a civil-rights violation, according to the Justice Department.US Department of Justice

The U.S. Justice Department announced that a former Webb County sheriff’s deputy was sentenced to federal prison.US Department of Justice

The department said the case involved the sexual assault of a woman after a traffic stop and a violation of her civil rights.US Department of Justice

The source item does not specify the sentence length.US Department of Justice

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