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‘Broadview 6’ defendants reflect on case doomed by feds' apparent misconduct: 'We didn’t commit a crime’
The 'Broadview Six' defendants, including a former congressional candidate and local political figures, faced federal charges tied to a protest against ICE but were exonerated after the case collapsed due to claims of prosecutorial misconduct. The individuals assert they did not commit a crime and highlight the legal and personal toll of the prosecution.
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