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  • NY city police scandal (en)
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  • civil rights conspiracy, perjury, extortion, drug trafficking, tax evasion, bribery, robbery and larceny (en)
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  • Dirty Thirty (en)
  • Nannery's Raiders (en)
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  • Kevin P. Nannery (en)
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  • A squad car would pull up to a corner where these guys were working and just sit there," the investigator said. "Business had to halt. Sooner or later one of the guys would start talking, feeling out the officer. Maybe they could work something out. Maybe the cop should stop by a certain bodega. The cop goes away. He doesn't bother the corner again. At the end of the week he goes to the bodega and gets his money. (en)
  • ...a gram of powdered cocaine sells for $50 to $90. In the 30th, the price is $20 to $25. An ounce, or a little more than 28 grams, goes for up to $1,200 elsewhere, more than twice what the best wholesale customers pay in the 30th Precinct. A kilogram – 1,000 grams, 2.2 pounds – can cost up to $22,000. But in the 30th Precinct kilos often go for $16,000 to $18,000. (en)
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  • Dirty Thirty (NYPD) (en)
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