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Illustration for the news story: Mobile Agrees to $25,000 Fine Over Removal of Semmes Statue, Attorney General Says

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Mobile Agrees to $25,000 Fine Over Removal of Semmes Statue, Attorney General Says

Alabama's attorney general says Mobile violated the Memorial Preservation Act by removing the Raphael Semmes statue and will pay a $25,000 fine.

Jun 15, 2020