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by metric on 2005-01-03 03:14:25It can encourage police misconduct as in the incident described in the documentary film The Thin Blue Line. [link] In the late 1970s, an innocent man named Randall Adams was framed by the Dallas County police department in Texas for a notorious murder of a police officer because they knew the more likely suspect, David Harris, was still a minor and thus ineligible for the death penalty so Adams had to serve as a scapegoat to execute.
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title: 'Thin Blue Line'
text: 'It can encourage police misconduct as in the incident described in the documentary film The Thin Blue Line. [link] In the late 1970s, an innocent man named Randall Adams was framed by the Dallas County police department in Texas for a notorious murder of a police officer because they knew the more likely suspect, David Harris, was still a minor and thus ineligible for the death penalty so Adams had to serve as a scapegoat to execute.'
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