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Department under fire: Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie (right), chairman of the town's police commission, says Police Chief Henry Harley told her judge likes to rap knuckles of police
Department under fire: Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie (right), chairman of the town's police commission, says Police Chief Henry Harley told her judge likes to rap knuckles of police

Department under fire: Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie (right), chairman of the town's police commission, says Police Chief Henry Harley told her judge likes to rap knuckles of police

Date10/29/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Department under fire: Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie (right), chairman of the town's police commission, says Police Chief Henry Harley told her judge likes to rap knuckles of police.
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