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One of two Los Angeles-area men who prosecutors say illegally sold or bought police badges from a southeastern San Diego County tribe was sentenced in federal court in L.A. Monday to a year's probation and ordered to pay a $20,000 fine.

Colin Gilbert, 80, of Marina del Rey, pleaded guilty in January in downtown Los Angeles to one count of making false statements and must pay a $20,000 fine

Colin Gilbert, 80, of Marina del Rey, was one of two men who agreed to plead guilty last December.

One of two Los Angeles-area men who authorities said illegally sold or bought police badges from a southeastern San Diego County tribe pleaded guilty.

Thus a typical welcome from the Reverend IM Jolly to viewers of his doleful epilogue, Last Call – a parody of STV’s nightly religious homily…

Thus a typical welcome from the Reverend IM Jolly to viewers of his doleful epilogue, Last Call – a parody of STV’s nightly religious homily…

Two LA men pleaded guilty for their involvement in the scheme, revealing new details about the money-making plot by former chief of Manzanita Tribal Police Department, which had no real authority

Wealthy people, in exchange for "donations," were recruited to join the Manzanita Tribal Police Department in San Diego County.

Two men who authorities said illegally sold or bought police badges from a southeastern San Diego County tribe have agreed to plead guilty to federal charges.

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