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Livingston Parish Council Member Hired Private Investigator To Check For Porn In Libraries
This council member admitted he hired a private investigator to attempt to access online pornography in the parish library system.
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This council member admitted he hired a private investigator to attempt to access online pornography in the parish library system.
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