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February 04, 2012 08:58:00 AM

name:

M.T.Fenster

location:

Manhattan

object:

Crime Scene Tape.

description:

It symbolizes not only the woeful unfortunate reality of big city life; the lead story on local evening news and lately it seems that such tape should be strung around 1 Police Plaza and the commissioners office. Buh-zing!

photo:

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