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WHAT ABOUT TOODY AND MULDOON??
Jay Smith, from a serious website, Criminal Justice Degrees Guide, forwarded an article that makes one stop and think . The title of the article is “10 Fictional Cops We Wish Were Real”. It is an interesting article but there … Continue reading →
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