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Move V. the City of Philadelphia
Quinn, Jim | March 29, 1986 issue

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The article states that Pennsylvania, like most states, has a death penalty. But in Pennsylvania, as in most states, no one has been executed for decades. In civilized America there is really only one capital crime, exasperating a policeman. The Philadelphia police confirmed that rule last May when they bombed a row house in a quite black-neighborhood. Sixty-one houses were destroyed in the fire. At least eleven people were killed. Six of the identifiable victims were adult members of a local primitivist group called MOVE. Police say they had no choice.

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CRIMINAL justice, Administration of; BOMBING, Aerial; ARCHITECTURE, Domestic; POLICE; SOCIAL groups; CAPITAL punishment; PHILADELPHIA (Pa.); PENNSYLVANIA; UNITED States
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