Former Candidate For Aliquippa Council Tentatively Accepts Plea Deal With Prosecutors

Aug 27, 2013

A Center Township man who was charged with perjury after attempting to run for Aliquippa City Council has tentatively agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors. Robert “Bobby” Williams, 75, of 1669 Old Brodhead Road, appeared in court yesterday where he waived a preliminary hearing in the case. The controversy surrounding Bobby Williams arose after…

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Former Candidate For Aliquippa Council Tentatively Accepts Plea Deal With Prosecutors

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