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North Carolina Congresswoman-Elect Faces Felony Charges Over Rental Car

Democrat LaKesha Womack, who recently won a seat in North Carolina's 14th Congressional District, is scheduled for a court appearance regarding felony charges for failure to return a rental vehicle.

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Democrat LaKesha Womack, who recently won a seat in North Carolina's 14th Congressional District, is scheduled for a court appearance regarding felony charges for failure to return a rental vehicle.

A week after Democrat LaKesha Womack pulled off a stunning upset in North Carolina's red-leaning 14th Congressional District, she's not headed to Washington, D.C.—she's headed to a local courthouse, where she's set to appear Tuesday on felony charges for failing to return a rental car.

Conservative Review reported the story as "Dem Congresswoman-Elect Heads to Court on Felony Charges for Failing To Return Rental Car."

2 sources have covered this story, including Conservative Review and Washington Free Beacon. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 6 hours ago.

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Conservative Review reported it first, Nov 9, 5:00 AM ET. All 2 outlets carried it within the same minute, all on the right.All in the United States.

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  1. FirstConservative ReviewNov 9, 5:00 AM ETRight
  2. +0mWashington Free BeaconNov 9, 5:00 AM ETRight

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