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In this May 14, 2015 photo, Sheila Beasley, a 50-year-old Bronx woman with no criminal history, discusses her case against the New York city police department at her attorney's office in the Brooklyn borough of New York. In December, 2008, Beasley briefly dropped a leash with her pet Rottweiler at the other end, and received a summons from a plain clothes police officer. Two years later she was tracked down and arrested on an open warrant for not answering her summons, and placed into custody for four days. William Bratton, New York City’s police commissioner, tells The Associated Press he’s open to discussing some kind of program that notifies people and offers to make their arrest warrants go away if they come forward. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
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