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Crown withdraws criminal charges against former Cricket Canada CEO Salman Khan

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Crown withdraws criminal charges against former Cricket Canada CEO Salman Khan

Criminal charges were dropped Monday against former Cricket Canada CEO Salman Khan, who was accused of misappropriating $200,000 from the Calgary and District Cricket League.

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