Zebra by clark howard5/22/2023 window._mirage2 = In the most serious incident, a black man walking down Haight Street was ordered to stop by a plainclothes officer. Green, who was driving a white van at the time, was also stopped by an officer on October 31, 1973, but was released. This was crucial because the police had enough corroborating evidence (from Richard Hague) to justify arresting only one new suspect: Larry Green. Immunity was his, and the reward would be as well, if his evidence led to a conviction. The story focuses on the two detectives who looked to solve the crimes. As she got out, she saw that the same man now approaching her, his hand in his pocket. Six minutes later and practically just around the block, 50-year-old Mildred Hosler had finished work and was heading for the bus. We had to do it fast, to make sure no one got wind of what was going down and took off on the run. As news of the killings spread, terror gripped the city. A black man approached from the other direction, fired four bullets into him and ran to a waiting getaway car.
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