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Drug bust disquiets a town Mansfield residents face reality of changing times
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MANSFIELD -- The talk of the town yesterday was about the
previous night's free jug band concert, the Little League playoffs,
and the aches and pains of the middle-aged men playing hoops in the
Memorial Park series.
Oh yes, and there was also the cocaine, crack, and marijuana
crackdown that had just netted 27 suspects, including a mailman, a
teacher, and the local high school football star.
That kind of thing just isn't supposed to happen in an upper
middle-class suburb like Man...
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