Supervisor at Barge-Cleaning Facility Sentenced

July 31, 2002

The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas issued a press release stating that the supervisor at a barge-cleaning facility was sentenced to one year probation for violating a waste water discharge permit following his guilty plea. The company has also pled guilty and is scheduled for sentencing in August.

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