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Hancock Bank employees given federal prison term in embezzlement www.privateofficer.com

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GULFPORT, MS Oct 15 2010 – Two former Hancock Bank employees will spend the next eight and a half years in federal prison. Margaret Migues and Doris Burney received those sentences Tuesday in Gulfport after pleading guilty earlier to embezzlement charges. The two women preyed upon elderly customers and tarnished the reputation of a well [...]

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