Miccosukee police defend actions in fatal Tamiami Trail crash

Author:
ICT Staff
Updated:
Sep 12, 2018
Original:
Mar 11, 2009

Calling criticism of its tribal justice system ''biased'' and ''racially motivated,'' the Miccosukee Police Department says it had every right to investigate a traffic wreck between a tribe member and a Kendall woman who died.

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