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Central Park 5 sue Trump for defamation over debate comments

The exonerated Central Park Five sued former President Trump for defamation Monday over his comments at the recent presidential debate about the group’s wrongful convictions for rape and assault. During a segment on race and politics at the Sept. 10 debate against Vice President Harris, Trump said “they admitted —they said, they pled guilty.” “And […]

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