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In 1999, undercover narcotics agent Thomas Coleman executed one of the biggest drug stings in Texas history. Of forty-six people indicted for dealing cocaine, thirty-nine were black. Thirty-eight defendants took plea bargains; eight who fought the charges were all convicted and sent to prison. Aft...

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Corporate Authors: California Newsreel (Firm), Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Independent Television Service
Other Authors: Herrman, Cassandra, Whalen, Kelly
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: [San Francisco, CA] : California Newsreel, c2008
Subjects:
Coleman, Thomas Roland
Crime and race > United States
Criminal justice, Administration of > Economic aspects > United States
Criminal justice, Administration of > Social aspects > United States
Discrimination in criminal justice administration > Texas > Tulia
Discrimination in criminal justice administration > United States
Discrimination in law enforcement > Texas > Tulia
Drug traffic > Investigation > Texas > Tulia
False imprisonment > Texas > Tulia
Judicial error > Texas > Swisher County
Police corruption > Texas > Tulia
Race discrimination > Texas > Swisher County
Racial profiling in law enforcement > Texas > Tulia
Tulia (Tex.) > Race relations
Documentary television programs
Historical television programs
Nonfiction television programs
Video recordings for the hearing impaired
Feature films > United States
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