The Associated Press
CHARLESTON, W.Va.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A Virginia man who pleaded no contest to a state conspiracy charge in a kidnapping case involving former leaders of the Pagan's Motorcycle Club has been put on probation for two years.
Michael Grayson says he's returning home now that the case is over. The 65-year-old Grayson had faced up to five years.
Grayson originally was charged with participating in the alleged kidnapping of several members of the Pagan's Charleston chapter in 2003 during an internal dispute.
Grayson was not among the 56 members and associates of the motorcycle club charged in a federal racketeering case last fall.
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Information from: WCHS-TV, http://www.wchstv.com
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