Charlotte City Leaders React to Cannon's Plea Deal
On Monday, some Charlotte city leaders spoke to WCCB about Cannon's plea deal.
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On Monday, some Charlotte city leaders spoke to WCCB about Cannon's plea deal.
An agreement signed May 8th, and kept secret until now, includes a new bribery allegation.
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Only WCCB has pictures of Cannon with mystery woman Amani Abdul and her private message about his arrest.