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Springfield police look for money to reopen cold cases

May 15, 2012 By admin

Springfield police are looking for federal money to finance the reopening of murder cases as much as 20 years old.  The department says the grants would finance DNA testing, specialized cold-case training for officers, travel and overtime.  The federal government is making 14 grants available, nationwide.  Springfield police are hoping to snag $150 million.

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