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Steuben County Prison Case Summary
HORNELL, N.Y. (WENY) -- Police arrested two people for allegedly selling drugs on school property.

Hornell Police arrested Troupsburg residents Matthew Goodwin, 25, and Shauna Goodwin, 34. Both are charged with criminal sal of a controlled substance on school grounds, criminal sale of a controlled substance, and criminal possession of a controlled susbtance.

The charges follow a three month investigation into the illegal possession and distribution of prescription medication in Steuben County. Further charges from the Steuben County District Attorney's Office is expected.

Both Goodwin's remain in the Steuben County Jail without
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