#44 Mike Dowd
from Unlike Me Hosted by Felix Levine
Michael Dowd is the lead figure in the critically-acclaimed documentary "The Seven Five" that covers the unbelievable police corruption in the '80's and '90's in the 75th Police Precinct, which was in charge of one of the most crime-filled areas of New York. Dowd served 12 years in jail for his activities during that time and is widely considered as one of the most corrupt cops of all-time.
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