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Bad Apples on the Beat

Bliss, George | February 9, 1974 issue

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Reports on incidents of police brutality in Chicago, Illinois. Information on treatment of a child athlete by the police; Assessment of enquiry of the incident by Republican Party leader Ralph Metcalf; Overview of a study on abuse of power by police conducted by the Internal Affairs division of the police department; Response of the press on these incidents.

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POLICE brutality; CHILD athletes; METCALF, Ralph; CHICAGO (Ill.). Police Dept.; POLICE & the press; CHICAGO (Ill.); ILLINOIS; UNITED States
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