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Manhattan DA Wants NYC Looting Suspects Held Without Bail: Report
New York's public defense services called DA Cyrus Vance's request for an emergency suspension of bail rules "outrageous."

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New York's public defense services called DA Cyrus Vance's request for an emergency suspension of bail rules "outrageous."

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