It all started with a phone call in 1992, when attorney Scott Fein was contacted by civil rights activists about a peculiar incident up in Oneonta, where police stopped every black person they could find in the little college town over a five day period.
April 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – It all started with a phone call in 1992, when attorney Scott Fein was contacted by civil rights activists about a peculiar incident up in Oneonta.
The activists told Fein that police, looking for a burglary suspect who was thought to be black, had approached and questioned every black person they could find in the little college town over a five day period.
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