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A CORRUPT POLICE OFFICER Arrested a Black VETERAN on Memorial Day, Then His Entire SEAL Team Entered the Courtroom in Full Uniform

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Cole reached into his coat, pulled out my leather billfold, and took out the municipal access card the public works director had stamped three days ago. He didn't drop it into an evidence pouch. He slid the card into his own shirt pocket, then leaned through the open window of the tow truck to sign the transfer slip.When Cole turned back toward the cruiser, the wind caught the carbon paper on his clipboard, flipping it toward the passenger window. Pinned to the top was not a municipal impound voucher. It was an unlogged private bill of sale to a scrap processing yard in Mercer County, dated two hours before the parade even began.
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