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Albany | Chris LaMaster

by Chris LaMaster
Raymond Shelton helps tie his daughter’s shoes.
Raymond Shelton listens to friend Goldie Anderson at the courthouse.
Raymond Shelton takes a short break to make a phone call.
Edith Bradley tells Raymond Shelton about some harassing phone calls she’s been having lately.
Raymond Shelton, the police officer with the Albany Police Department.
Mike Hancock, Kelley Gibson, Kay Grider and Keith Brown take a break from loading tobacco. Hauling in the year’s crop is usually a family operation.
Shelton waiting at the Police Station.
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Raymond Shelton, police officer with the Albany Police Department, discusses politics at Jones Restaurant with David Randall and Bill Armstrong.

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