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State’s Only Black D.A. Becton Speaks Up About Allegations Involving Husband’s Church

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Less than a month before California’s June 7 Primary Election, Contra Costa District Attorney Diana Becton claims reports concerning a civil case filed against her husband's church are being misrepresented by her opponents.

Source: Observer News Group – Group Newspapers of Southern California

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