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They tweeted, retweeted photo of a cop at a Black Lives Matter protest. Then came felonies.

Mike Davis, Asbury Park PressComments Off on They tweeted, retweeted photo of a cop at a Black Lives Matter protest. Then came felonies.

Legal experts say charging Twitter users with felonies over posts of a New Jersey cop during a Black Lives Matter protest is "a bit of a stretch."

      
Mike Davis, Asbury Park Press
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