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1. Detroit Riots
   ... For the Detroit police officers the end came when the police superintendent, Eugene Reuter, ordered them to return to normal 8hour days on midnight, July 31. ...
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2. ViolenceWestHollywood
   ... police fatally wounded him 2. Detroit Police Chief Isiah McKinnon said, ampquotHe walked in with a shotgun and forced patrons and employees to lie on the floor. ...
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3. Can Hatred be stopped
   ... The Detroit Police Department decided that they needed to give young gang members attention and something to do. The department started a basketball league. ...
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4. labor related
   ... The goal that night, a Vance employee told a reporter, was ampquotto hurt people.ampquot Detroit police watched the Vance riot, but no arrests were made. ...
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5. Cell Phone History
   In the early 1920s the Detroit Police Department was the first government agency to use mobile radiotelephones in their patrol cars. ...
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6. Police Brutality
   ... lost their lives. o 1967 Detroit The police raided a black gambling hall, arresting over 80 people. During the raid, citizens ...
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7. Criminal Law
   ... Another case similar is Michigan vs. Defillippo. Detroit police stumbled upon a man and woman in an alley. The woman was in process of lowering her pants. ...
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8. censorship
   ... In one recent incident, Rapper Dr. Dre sued the city of Detroit, the mayoramp39s spokesman and two police officials, accusing them of censorship by threatening to ...
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9. Police Brutality misc3
   ... According to Robert Scully who is the president of the National Association of Police Organizations in Detroit, ampquotThere obviously has to be some kind of stress ...
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10. Against obsenity
    ... The Detroit Police did not understand Salingeramp39s point at all when they pulled the book out of the cityamp39s bookstores, that controversial line, instead of being ...
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11. Police Brutality
    ... in Detroit who also owns rental property. One night Dr. Evans was out collecting rent from one of his tenants when he was approached by two police officers who ...
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12. History of Police corruption
    ... By 1994, 27 Los Angeles County sheriffamp39s deputies and one Los Angeles police officer had been convicted of skimming millions of dollars of drug money ... Detroit. ...
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13. police brutality
    ... re automatically a target for the cops because itamp39s assumed you must be doing drugs,ampquot Detroit News p. 1B. Another incident that shows that police think that ...
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14. The Black Legion
    ... The Black Legion became a very popular organization in Detroit. Victims of the Black Legion could not go to police because many police officers were Black ...
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15. Police Brutality and its Effects on Society
    ... owned businesses and hurling rocks and bottles at New Yorkamp39s riot police. ... country experienced 164 racial disorders in 128 cities, including Detroit, where 32 ...
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16. La Cosa Nostra
    ... of the seven victims, lived long enough to inform the police that ampquotNobody ... New York, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Detroit were among those who had individuals ...
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17. Death Penalty 5
    ... Patrick V. Murphy, former police chief of New York, Washington, and Detroit says that, ampquotPolice chiefs would rather spend their limited crimefighting dollars ...
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18. The Sixties
    ... injured. 1967 saw riots in New Jersey and Detroit where police and national guardsmen killed 43 and wounded more than a thousand. This ...
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19. Curfew law
    ... a dance or a party, I got special permission from her, not the police.ampquot He believes ... child Canada, 1995, 5. 5. According to Beth Frerking in The Detroit New. ...
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20. Malcolm X
    ... The police tried to get onlookers to move away and when Hinton wouldnamp39t move they ... how immense his power was Stine, 52 In 1958 on his way to Detroit form New ...
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21. curfew debate
    ... residents, making it easier to find runaways, making it harder for criminals to hide from police officials, and ... Detroit has a year round curfew, enacted in 1987 ...
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22. The Charles Lindbergh Trial
    ... Charles Augustus Lindbergh was born on February 4, 1902 in Detroit, Michigan ... He could not call the local police because the town that he lived in was Amwell New ...
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23. Inequality in the Legal System
    ... their own profiling, but are the first to criticize police racial profiling ... The Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer said that legislation was severely needed otherwise ...
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24. Mafia
    ... Even though the Mafia had influence with the police, Omerta, a rigid code of conduct ... clan was headed by Sal Maranzano and had branches in Buffalo and Detroit. ...
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25. Rosa Parks
    ... The police where called and Rosa was arrested. Martin Luther King Jr. ... Later Rosa moved to Detroit in 1957 and married a man named Raymond. ...
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26. The Black Panther Party4 pages
    ... Party fed the hungry, protected the weak from racist police, and presented a new ... riots and rebellions that occurred in Watts, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Newark ...
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27. Coming to America
    ... My fairy tale life had come to an end. My motherMaria, fatherJon, and sisterDiana landed in Detroit, MI where we were immediately taken by the police. ...
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28. The Wonderful War on Drugs
    ... With police going after more common users dealers are forced to compete more violently for fewer customers. Doctors in Detroit are saying that theyamp39re ampquotseeing ...
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29. Affirmative Action
    ... vulnerable to racism, in the form of random police harassment, individual ... In Detroit, the Michigan state legislators pressured the Detroit Symphony Orchestra ...
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30. affirmative action
    ... vulnerable to racism, in the form of random police harassment, individual ... In Detroit, the Michigan state legislators pressured the Detroit Symphony Orchestra ...
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