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Drug charge against UNC's Sturdivant dismissed


A simple possession of marijuana charge against UNC linebacker was voluntarily dismissed this week in Stanly County after he entered a deferred prosecution agreement. Assistant District Attorney John Phillips said this afternoon that Sturdivant will be required to do 24 hours of community service and will have a substance abuse assessment as part of the deferred prosecution agreement. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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