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Innocent, physician in guns case says

He faces 6 counts in U.S. indictment

By Linda Satter

Posted: August 19, 2009 at 5:49 a.m.

Randeep Mann, a Pope County physician who has been identified as the "prime suspect" in a February bombing that severely injured the chairman of the state Medical Board, pleaded innocent Tuesday to a new six-count federal indictment handed up Aug. 6.

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