Associated Press
A task force created after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre has recommended that Connecticut lawmakers allow only restricted public access to certain crime photos, 911 audio tapes and other information from homicides.
A task force created after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre has recommended that Connecticut lawmakers allow only restricted public access to certain crime photos, 911 audio tapes and other information from homicides.
December 18, 2013 at 01:18 PM
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Associated Press
A task force created after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre has recommended that Connecticut lawmakers allow only restricted public access to certain crime photos, 911 audio tapes and other information from homicides.
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