Three state agencies subpoenaed in Currie probe

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Federal prosecutors have ordered three state transportation agencies to turn over communications “of any sort” with a regional grocery chain in the latest round of subpoenas in the investigation of state Sen. Ulysses Currie.

The U.S. Attorney?s Office subpoenaed the Motor Vehicle Administration, Maryland Transit Administration and State Highway Administration on Tuesday, requesting documents concerning Currie?s role in the $70 million redevelopment of Mondawmin Mall in West Baltimore. The Prince George?s County Democrat is under investigation for his work as a consultant for the Shoppers Food Warehouse, which he did not list on required financial disclosure forms.

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