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Prosecutors have charged a Riverside man with impersonating Ram tackle Darryl Ashmore in order to bilk money and jewelry from people he met in clubs.
Darryl Bernard Nolan, 25, was charged with four counts of false impersonation, three counts of grand theft and four counts of petty theft, said Marc Kelly, Orange County deputy district attorney.
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