Former Altoona Business Owner Charged with Forgery

March 15, 2010 9:06 AM

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A former Altoona business man is facing forgery charges.
State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement officials say the charges stem from an investigation in May 2009 at Michael’s Café in Downtown Altoona – and of its former owner 44-year-old Michael Rickard. According to a news releaser, Rickard is accused of proving falsified documents to the law enforcement agency. Details surround the investigation have yet to be released.
Rickard has been charged with forgery, unsworn falsification to authorities and obstructing administration of law.

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