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A robbery suspect leads officers on a chase through backyards; a man drops a bag of meth and swears he has only seen the drug on TV; a domestic violence suspect tries to claim self-defense.
A robbery suspect leads officers on a chase through backyards; a man drops a bag of meth and swears he has only seen the drug on TV; a domestic violence suspect tries to claim self-defense.
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