Riot at Capitol renews old-standing tensions in Newburgh
The chaos at the Capitol was hundreds of miles away, but it was close enough to renew anti-police tensions and a long-standing conflict between a local councilman and police chief.
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Jan 8, 2021, 11:37 PM
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1h agoThe chaos at the Capitol was hundreds of miles away, but it was close enough to renew anti-police tensions and a long-standing conflict between a local councilman and police chief in Newburgh.
News 12’s Blaise Gomez has the report.
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