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A judge dismissed two weapons charges today against Drew Peterson, meaning that he does not face any current criminal charges. (AP)
Judge dismisses weapons charges against Peterson Will County Judge Richard Schoenstedt dismissed two weapons charges against Drew Peterson today after prosecutors refused to turn over police documents sought by Peterson’s defense team. This means Peterson — a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson — does not face any current criminal charges.

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