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Man sentenced after being found guilty of impersonating IRS agent, feds say
The four-year prison term was handed down on Wednesday, according to federal officals.
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What happenedThe four-year prison term was handed down on Wednesday, according to federal officals.
The headline splitOne side frames it as "Chicago man sentenced to 18 years for role in 2021 Oakbrook Center mall shootout". The other frames it as "Man sentenced after being found guilty of impersonating IRS agent, feds say".
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Left / center-leftChicago man sentenced to 18 years for role in 2021 Oakbrook Center mall shootout
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Right / center-rightMan sentenced after being found guilty of impersonating IRS agent, feds say
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Chicago man sentenced to 18 years for role in 2021 Oakbrook Center mall shootout
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A Chicago man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in a shootout at Oakbrook Center mall two days before Christmas 2021 that left five people injured, according to the Du Page C...