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2:48Now PlayingMal Wiley, 82, was a segregated police officers in the 1960s in Austin, Texas. At the beginning of Wiley’s career there was only one patrol car shared among the segregated unit so most officers walked their beat. "You either walked East Austin where the black people were or you didn't be a policeman," Wiley said.
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