In the early hours of a cold December morning in 1911, the life of Patrolman Charles Franklin Lippincott, a 36-year-old White male, was tragically cut short on the streets of Asbury Park, New Jersey. The dedicated officer with the Asbury Park Police Department was responding to a domestic dispute, a call that too often veiled the potential for sudden and irreversible violence. Alongside his partner, he arrived at a residence on Prospect Avenue shortly after midnight, summoned by a woman who repo
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