A Jackson woman was sentenced on one count of false pretenses, according to Attorney General Lynn Fitch (R-Miss.).

A Jackson woman has received her sentence following a fraud charge, Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced Thursday.

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JACKSON, Miss. — A Jackson woman has been sentenced for filing fraudulent loans using stolen personal information while ...