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'McBee Dynasty' Star Steve McBee Sr. Agrees to $7 Million Settlement with Federal Government – KnowGov

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'McBee Dynasty' Star Steve McBee Sr. Agrees to $7 Million Settlement with Federal Government

Steve McBee Sr. is out of prison, and now it's time to pay the piper ... because the federal government says he agreed to pay a hefty sum as part of his plea deal ... and they're coming to collect.

Sources (1)· Oct 22, 4:35 PM

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TMZ· Oct 22, 4:35 PM'McBee Dynasty' Star Steve McBee Sr. Agrees to $7 Million Settlement with Federal Government

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