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" Eric Frein, a white guy, killed a state trooper six weeks ago, and the manhunt for him continues in Northeastern Pennsylvania. James Tully, also a white guy, did not kill a cop, which is what he&amp;#039;s told the more than twenty officers who have stopped him on his morning walk to work over the past two months. Do Frein and Tully look remarkably similar to one another?  Well, Tully does have face parts, mannish mannerisms, and that white-guy-walking-about look.  Tully has begun wearing a neon reflective vest and photo ID badge to be as conspicuously innocent as possible, but it&amp;#039;s to little avail. Because he must hoof it to and from work, he will likely continue to be subjected to such treatment until the killer is found. We get it though. When it comes to catching a cop killer, it&amp;#039;s better safe than sorry. It&amp;#039;s just a shame that advancements in police technology \u2013 such as facial recognition software with a database of 52 million photos \u2013 have made us no more adept at criminal identification than we were the last time some batshit woodsman murdered innocents:  The public sympathizes with Tully&amp;#039;s plight, but, you know, fuck that cop killer. Frein must be found immediately. That&amp;#039;s why a crowdfunding campaign has raised over $16,000 for James &amp;quot;not-so-Frein-lookalike&amp;quot; Tully. Jimmy-T now has enough cheese to cruise to work in a brand new Kia Soul, should he choose to, so that everyone can see him from a distance and actively avoid conversing with him. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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