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This is why the seventh point - police action — was the first program we emphasized . ... This is a major issue in every Black community . The police have never been our protectors . Instead , they act as the military arm of our ...
This is why the seventh point - police action — was the first program we emphasized . ... This is a major issue in every Black community . The police have never been our protectors . Instead , they act as the military arm of our ...
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On Saturday evening , July 22 , the Detroit Police Department raided five “ blind pigs . " The blind pigs had their origin in prohibition days , and survived as private social clubs . ... * * * * Police expected to find two dozen ...
On Saturday evening , July 22 , the Detroit Police Department raided five “ blind pigs . " The blind pigs had their origin in prohibition days , and survived as private social clubs . ... * * * * Police expected to find two dozen ...
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A police officer in the riot area told Commission investigators that neither he nor his fellow officers were instructed as to what they were supposed to be doing . Witnesses tell of officers standing behind saw - horses as an area was ...
A police officer in the riot area told Commission investigators that neither he nor his fellow officers were instructed as to what they were supposed to be doing . Witnesses tell of officers standing behind saw - horses as an area was ...
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