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Criminal minds: racial profiling in Alamance County
An Alamance County deputy stopped Sidonio and arrested him for driving without a license. He was scheduled to be deported, but the charge and the deportation order were later dropped after his attorney questioned the handling of the arrest.Image credit: Photo by Jeremy M. Lange
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- Story: Criminal minds: racial profiling in Alamance County (August 14, 2012)
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