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Digman gets six months for role in bribe cover-up

By Luke Broadwater
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James Digman says he feared losing his job.

So when his boss, W. David Stoffregen, told him to create a fake document to cover up bribes to former state Sen. Thomas Bromwell, Digman said, he followed orders.

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