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Late word: Police Chief William McCormack tells a news conference yesterday that he learned about a black youth's second bullet wound just minutes before the conference
Late word: Police Chief William McCormack tells a news conference yesterday that he learned about a black youth's second bullet wound just minutes before the conference

Late word: Police Chief William McCormack tells a news conference yesterday that he learned about a black youth's second bullet wound just minutes before the conference

Date6/1/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Late word: Police Chief William McCormack tells a news conference yesterday that he learned about a black youth's second bullet wound just minutes before the conference.
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