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Shinnecock Indian Nation Leaders Upset Over Recent Arrests

authorColleen Reynolds on Mar 23, 2011
Shinnecock Indian Nation leaders this week sharply decried a recent car chase that ended at a beach on the reservation, where a large crowd had gathered, and resulted in the... more

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