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The New Yorker reports on a small town in New York where corruption in the police department "posed a serious and continuing danger to both the citizens of Wallkill and to all other New Yorkers who travel through the jurisdiction." Officers were accused of severe sexually predatory behavior. Cops took revenge on one whistleblowing officer, tailgating him and his wife, defacing his property and intimidation. The attorney general finally helped to get the situation under control.

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