School founder guilty in computer theft ring

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The founder of a publicly funded District school for mentally disabled children was convicted Thursday of plotting to steal top-of-the-line computers — some of which went to his school.

A federal jury took barely five hours to convict Charles Emor of conspiracy to commit mail fraud for his role in the theft of computers from the Gateway Computers plant in Hampton, Va.

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