Former Denver USPS worker who faked cancer to serve 652 hours of community service at cancer centers
7 years ago
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A former U.S. Postal Service worker will have to complete 652 hours of community service at cancer treatment and research centers or hospices as part of her federal sentence after she pleaded guilty to faking cancer and taking 652 hours of work off or spending them working from home.
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