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Seven black police officers who were fired after failing a drug test that relied on hair samples have sued the Boston Police Department, alleging the screening method is racially biased. The officers' lawyer, Rheba Rutkowski, who filed the lawsuit on Tuesday in Suffolk Superior Court, said the test results can be skewed by the texture of black people's hair, and by certain hair-care products.
July 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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