Federal officials have investigated cases of people flying while capable of spreading the virus, but confirming such transmissions is difficult.
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Activists, lawyers and some officers say the department lacks diversity, tolerates excessive force against minorities and systematically covers up bad police behavior.
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The West Springfield high school graduate made stops as a player and broadcaster before becoming the Blue Devils' first African American basketball coach.
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