(The New York Times, March 18, 1987)
“We don’t give them names because it’s not a game,” the Lieutenant said.
“They run interference for us in dealing with suspects.
They can take eyes, ears, touch, even speech
and bring them into a hostile situation. That keeps the officers safe.
You blow away a bag of bolts, not the cop.”
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