No Charges for Man Who Left Racist Letters in Downtown Tuscaloosa
The man is believed to have left racist, anti-Semitic letters at 16 businesses in Tuscaloosa and dozens more in at least nine other jurisdictions in Alabama.
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The man is believed to have left racist, anti-Semitic letters at 16 businesses in Tuscaloosa and dozens more in at least nine other jurisdictions in Alabama.
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