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9 & 10 News May 11, 2021 A circuit court judge is upholding charges against one of two men who created fake documents related to breathalyzer equipment used by law enforcement in the Lower Peninsula. Andrew Clark and David John were contracted to service breath alcohol testing instruments used by law enforcement in the Lower Peninsula and were charged by Attorney General Dana Nessel last year. John pleaded guilty in October to all nine charges he faced: three counts, forgery of a public record; three counts, uttering and publishing; and three counts, use of a computer to commit a crime. Clark faces the same crimes, but an Eaton County judge found no cause to send Clark to trial. The decision was appealed by the attorney general, and the case will now go back to the district court.

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