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Joshua M. Culver has been arrested on federal charges for allegedly using a forged signature of Chief Justice John Roberts in an attempt to dismiss his criminal case in Indiana. He faces multiple counts of impersonating a federal officer and using a forged signature and court seal, with allegations of similar impersonation attempts in the past.
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Joshua M. Culver has been arrested on federal charges for allegedly using a forged signature of Chief Justice John Roberts in an attempt to dismiss his criminal case in Indiana. He faces multiple counts of impersonating a federal officer and using a forged signature and court seal, with allegations of similar impersonation attempts in the past.
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Man accused of using fake Chief Justice Roberts signature to get own criminal case dismissed
Man Arrested for Allegedly Using Forged Signature of Chief Justice Roberts