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AZ: Mesa officer indicted on fraud charge
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"Mesa police lieutenant has been indicted on fraud schemes involving a burglary reported at his Chandler home nearly 14 years ago."
"Lt. Randall Lineberger, 42, is charged with filing a false burglary report on April 5, 1990, and collecting more than $13,000 in insurance reimbursement for guns, jewelry, cameras, silver dishes and power tools."
"The case came to the attention of Chandler police in March 2003 when Lineberger's estranged wife, Joanne Lineberger, told them they could find many of those items in her home or his apartment." |
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