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LR's Citizens Review Board for police conduct largely unused

Four and a half years ago, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. broke a tie of the city's Board of Directors, casting the vote to create the Little Rock Citizens Review Board.
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Little Rock's Citizens Review Board for police conduct largely unused after four years

Four and a half years ago, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. broke a tie of the city's Board of Directors, casting the vote to create the Little Rock Citizens Review Board.
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