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‘They shot him and dropped him off like trash’

The police shot his grandson dead, threw him into the back of a police van and then dropped him off at a hospital like a piece of trash. So said James Julies (69), the grandfather of the mentally handicapped Nathaniel “Lockie” Julies, who was allegedly murdered in cold blood by police in Eldorado Park, south of

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