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Two Baltimore correctional officers caught on video looting a 7-Eleven?

Baltimore Sun reporter Colin Campbell has a particularly interesting follow-up to his reporting on the “unrest” that followed the April 25th march protesting the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray in police custody. Two correctional officers have reportedly been charged with joining the crowd and looting a 7-Eleven.

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https://twitter.com/LA_Denizen/status/598637421060694016

https://twitter.com/FrisoliJJ/status/598643545327673344

Fellow Sun reporter Justin Fenton says a tipster pointed them toward a YouTube video showing the two in the act.

https://twitter.com/aGoodTweeter/status/598632286691590144

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