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Atlantic City’s top cannabis official charged in scheme to solicit bribes from weed businesses

Kashawn McKinley, Atlantic City's director of constituent services, who oversees the city's weed industry, is facing federal fraud and bribery charges.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer· Sep 25, 4:48 PMAtlantic City’s top cannabis official charged in scheme to solicit bribes from weed businesses

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