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Pageant Winning Cop Sues Pasadena Police Department For Racial Discrimination After She Allegedly Shut Down Aggressive Co-worker

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Cop and Miss Eugene Oregon, Taisyn Crutchfield, is suing the Pasadena Police Department over claims of discrimination and retaliation.

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