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After years of litigation and a months-long trial in 1998, Minnesota reached a settlement with the largest tobacco manufacturers that restricted the manufacturers marketing of tobacco products, required publication of internal industry documents, and mandated annual payments to Minnesota totaling $6.5 billion

Hamad, 40, instead set about trying to cut his rivals off at the knees by forcing store owners to sell to him, pay him a cut, sell his illegal product, or a combination of the three, police believe

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