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...about 35 miles southeast of Dallas. Top U.S. Justice Department officials in November announced racketeering conspiracy charges against 34 members of the...
...the man down and held him until officers from the Los Angeles Police Department arrived. The district attorney's office in Los Angeles has...
...and Three Rivers Climate Convergence, a Pittsburgh group, claimed city police, parks officials and others conspired to harass them by delaying or denying...
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