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Take our poll: Should the St. Louis County Police be defunded?

July 17, 2020
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Officers and sergeants from the St. Louis County Police Department applaud as fellow officer and union representative Derek Machens calls for raises at an Oct. 12, 2017, hearing at the County Council.

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