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Police consider charges against Camp Fire cleanup worker who posted ‘reprehensible’ photos

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Paradise police are seeking criminal charges against a Camp Fire cleanup worker who lost his job after posting 'disrespectful' photos to social media.

Matthew Brannon, Redding Record Searchlight
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