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Ex-Cuyahoga prosecutor Carl Sullivan charged with obstruction

Newseze Wire·Fri, Oct 2, 2:53 AMWire: Cleveland.com
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Ex-Cuyahoga prosecutor Carl Sullivan charged with obstruction

Carl Sullivan, who left the prosecutor's office in 2021, is accused of obstructing justice.

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