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Colo. police files to be made public
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2002 The Denver Police Department is making public records it kept on local activists. The American Indian Movement, the Chiapas Coalition and other groups plan to examine the records when they become public on Tuesday. The files date to 1954 to this year. Get the Story:
Activists anxious to view police files (The Denver Post 9/2) Relevant Links:
Denver Police Department - http://www.denvergov.org/Police
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