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Forged Checks Lead to Indictment of Jersey City Man
Lewis Wright allegedly stole checks from a Colts Neck resident and attempted to cash them in Jersey City.

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Lewis Wright allegedly stole checks from a Colts Neck resident and attempted to cash them in Jersey City.

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