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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Nevada is suing the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police launch 'Grinch in the Crosswalk' campaign to curb holiday crashes, News 3 Deputy Chief Kelly McMahill sat down with FOX5 just a few days after Sgt.

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  • Police launch 'Grinch in the Crosswalk' campaign to curb holiday crashes, News 3
  • Deputy Chief Kelly McMahill sat down with FOX5 just a few days after Sgt.

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