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May 27, 2009, 10:24 am
Massachusetts State Police returned several computers, cell phones, iPods, and electronic storage devices to a recent Boston College graduate after a judge invalidated a search warrant that had allowed police to seize the items from him two months ago.
Boston College police officers, with the help of state law-enforcement officials, searched the dormitory room of Riccardo
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