78 Charges Against 'Dougherty Gang'

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A woman who stripped at poker games prior to allegedly robbing a bank and engaging in a shootout with Colorado law enforcement will face up to 78 charges along with her two siblings.

UPI.com reported that Lee Grace Dougherty, 29, and her brothers Dylan, 26, and Ryan 21, were in shackles when they appeared in a Walsenburg, Colo., court one after the other Monday, The Pueblo (Colo.) Chieftain reported.

Lee Grace Dougherty faced 29 complaints, Ryan Dougherty 24 and Dylan Dougherty 23.

The bank robbery occurred in Georgia.  That state is looking to have the siblings extradited.

Nude photos of Lee Grace Dougherty posing at card games surfaced on the Net shortly after the arrests were made.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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