Cleveland police officers who pulled people over and robbed them sentenced to prison (www.nbcnews.com)
Their arrests are connected to a wider investigation into the East Cleveland Police Department for corruption....
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Their arrests are connected to a wider investigation into the East Cleveland Police Department for corruption....
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