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Guilty Verdict in Copyright Case

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Posted: 1:36 PM Jul 4, 2008
Last Updated: 1:36 PM Jul 4, 2008

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A U-S District Court jury has convicted a Panama City Beach man on charges of counterfeiting D-V-D’s.

Davron Dadamuratov is currently in the custody of the United States Marshal's Service. He faces up to five years in jail and a fine of 250-thousand dollars.

Dadamuratov operated the Moscow Grocery and Internet Cafe in the Shoppes at Edgewater on Beckrich Road.

He was duplicating movies, without copyright authorization, and renting those movies to customers of his store.

Dadamuratov is not a citizen of the U-S and faces deportation following the service of any sentence he receives.

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Posted by: William Location: Jacksonville on Jul 5, 2008 at 07:20 PM
Make sure his entire family goes with him back to where ever he came from

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