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Ex-School Principal Guilty In 2014 Break-In, Rape Of Woodbridge Woman
A former high school principal was found guilty Thursday for breaking into a woman's apartment in Woodbridge in 2014, and raping her.

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A former high school principal was found guilty Thursday for breaking into a woman's apartment in Woodbridge in 2014, and raping her.

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