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Broward Deputies Storm Local KFCs Facing Foreclosure; Serve Seizure Notices, Give Employees The Boot; South Florida Chickens Rejoice!

By r morris

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In South Florida, WTVJ-TV Channel 6 reports:Several local KFC chains are in finger-licking foreclosure. Broward Sheriff's deputies invaded nine local franchises of the chicken-serving national chain Wednesday, serving orders that the stores must cease and desist.Who knew the double-down monstrosity would cause this much harm? About 18 civilian deputies simultaneously served Writ of Replevin

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on February 19, 2011 (boomark / email).

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