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Police-Youth Patrol / Florida #446510

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Jul 17, 1969
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(Studio) Youth patrol begun at Florida Police Department
REPORTER: Chet Huntley

(Jacksonville, Florida) [Police Director William JOHNSTON - welcomes men.) Program permits men 16-21 to ride with officers on duty for better relations between police and youth. 17-yr. old Mike Allison joins patrol to see if police brutal. Assigned with Ofr. Richard Wright, 27, who explains police procedures to Mike. They investigate cutting incident. Men hash over experiences after 1st night. [WRIGHT - says he got as much from it as Allison.]
REPORTER: Ron Nessen

Reporter(s):
Huntley, Chet;
Nessen, Ron
Duration:
00:03:30

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