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Larry Davis was a convicted criminal who shot 6 NYPD officers during a raid that was conducted after he was suspected in the deaths of several drug dealers. His trial sparked controversy, because he claimed that the raid was an attempted cover-up of police corruption.

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Larry Davis, an African-American man from the Bronx in New York City, was involved in a shootout with law enforcement officers on November 19, 1986. During the incident, Davis wounded six police officers but did not kill any of them.

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