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- The Daily Beast
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- Detroit Free Press
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- Associated Press
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- People
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- WFTV
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- Fox News
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- NBC Sports Philadelphia
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- The State
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- Kansas City Star
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- Fox News
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- NBC News
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- Miami Herald
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- WHIO
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- Idaho Statesman
Boise man taken to jail after filming police files tort claim over ‘false arrest’
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