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Innocent Man Released After 18 Months In Jail - Police And Prosecutors Never Had Evidence To Charge Him After Someone Called Crime Stoppers To Snitch - No Match To Collected DNA

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SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA - A Marin City man who spent 18 months in jail on robbery charges is a free man after prosecutors determined they couldn’t prove their case. Anthony Garrison was facing up to 29 years in prison after being arrested in connection with an armed robbery of a Staples office supply store in San [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on June 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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