City employee convicted of stealing $5,325

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A Baltimore City employee was convicted Tuesday of stealing more than $5,000 from the Baltimore City War Memorial Commission.

District Judge Timothy Murphy sentenced Nikki Cooper, 35, of Glen Burnie, to a two-year suspended sentence after Cooper pleaded guilty to 20 forgeries and the theft.

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