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Niagara’s deputy police chief is not commenting after receiving backlash from an open letter he penned defending officers in the face of protests.

Bill Fordy wrote a letter and spoke with the media about it but an anti-racism association is calling his defense disappointing.

Jason Gaidola has more.

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