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Bad Apple Police Misconduct Tip Line

[Source] See something? Say something. The Bad Apple Police Misconduct Tip Line is a way to safely and if you prefer, anonymously, report police misconduct you witness or experience. This line is for civilians as well as for Law Enforcement officials. Call 1-844-BAD-APPL (1-844-223-2775) or use the form below to anonymously report police misconduct. If ...

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