A California man was sentenced Friday to eight months in custody for the importation, shipping and sale of illegally imported pesticides that were falsely advertised as products that could protect the user “from airborne infectious diseases.”

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Waterbury Resident Pleads Guilty to False Statement Charge Involving COVID-19 Vaccine Records

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Waterbury Resident Pleads Guilty to False Statement Charge Involving COVID-19 Vaccine Records

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