Former NYC Detective Confirms 50 Cent Never Cooperated With Police

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Former NYC Detective Confirms 50 Cent Never Cooperated With Police

There have been many attempts to slander 50 Cent's name but it hasn't stuck. A former NYC detective has confirmed he never worked with the police. Investigative YouTube channel ITS AGTV recently interviewed with former New York City detective Bill Courtney. The retired law officer admitted to working on several high-profile cases during his tenured career. During […]

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