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TABC, Denton DA investigated Prasad

Iniciado por Skipper , Apr 17 2012 06:42 AM

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Publicado 17 April 2012 - 06:42 AM

Holly Harvey / Senior Staff Writer – UNT Vice President for Research and Economic Development Vish Prasad was investigated earlier this year for allegedly providing a minor with an alcoholic beverage, said Jamie Beck, First Assistant Denton County District Attorney. The Texas Alcohol and Beverage Commission began the investigation following the incident, which allegedly occurred the night of the Annual Research Reception and Awards Presentation at the University Unionâ€™s Silver Eagle Suite on November 1. The TABC sent the case to the Denton County District Attorneyâ€™s Office, who reviewed the case and declined to pursue in January because it didnâ€™t [...]

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