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Joyce explains decision not to charge police in World Series ticket case

St. Louis Public Radio
Published April 20, 2007 at 10:46 a.m. CDT
Jennifer Joyce
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Jennifer Joyce

By NPR

St. Louis – During the 2006 World Series, eight St. Louis police officers allegedly attended a game by using tickets that were confiscated in a scalping arrest. Robert Siegel talks with St. Louis Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce, who has decided not to bring charges against the officers.

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