Ex-Probation Officer Gets Federal Prison Sentence
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Posted: 1:38 PM Sep 11, 2008
Ex-Probation Officer Gets Federal Prison Sentence
Prosecutors say the Plymouth woman used her state-owned vehicle to transport drugs.
Reporter: Bill Wilson
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A former state probation officer from Plymouth will serve the next three years and ten months in federal prison on drug charges.

Federal prosecutors say Patricia Gederberg will then have to serve five years of supervised release after her sentencing today for drug trafficking.

Prosecutors say while the 42-year-old Gederberg was a probation officer in Washington County she used her state-owned vehicle to transport drugs and meet with her contact to provide them with classified documents.

Gederberg was arrested last year and pled guilty in December.


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Posted by: I know more than you do Location: plymouth on Sep 16, 2008 at 02:54 PM

hey chris you say you hope she gets what she deserves but did you know that it was crooked police who paid 1200$ to a crack head to set her up there was just no way she could win she plead guilty to avoid an excesive sentence away from her family. maybe before you make assumptions you should get all the facts. I would love to tell you more unfortunately you will have to wait to see it on the news.
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Posted by: JJustice Location: NC on Sep 13, 2008 at 11:20 AM

All of the brianwashed PPO'sI know say,"We have to have probaton because we can't put everyone in prison, it's too expensive." How about make prison cheaper? Probation does not work. Get rid of it or privatize!
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Posted by: voter Location: nc on Sep 12, 2008 at 06:17 PM

crystal; you think the focal point of my comment was the school attended by miss carson?? thanks for the correction.
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