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New York City Police Department Ignores Bloody 2008 Leap Day To Lower Overall Crime Statistics

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - The NYPD has become so obsessed with trying to show an ever-lower crime rate that it erased February 29, 2008. That day, however, was particularly bloody in the Ninth Precinct. Outside the East Village Key Food supermarket, a makeshift memorial still stands, weeks after a Leap Day slaying of one of [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on March 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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