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‘A very serious indictment’ – Attorney Todd: The unlawful arrest of Attorney Clarke.

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‘The unlawful arrest of attorney at Law Tamieka Clarke is a very serious indictment,’ so says attorney at Law Dexter Todd as he criticized the arresting officers for being ignorant of the law. Travis Chase has the details.

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