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THE ENFORCER
It is being advertised as the dirtiest Harry of them all, but this third adventure of the San Francisco cop who finds nothing but bureaucratic blundering above him and unpunished crime all around him shows Clint Eastwood's creation in a mellow mood. Oh, he can still total a liquor...
Are we to understand that Harry is cleaning up his act? Perhaps. Or it may be that with some of the heat burned out of the law-and-order issue, Harry can be seen not as the instinctive fascist some once thought him but as an apolitical, job-oriented man...
"The police are now involved in all societal diseases, and we are expected to find a magic cure," says Rosolio, who was visiting the U.S. to address a meeting of the National District Attorneys Association in Colorado on crime and terrorism. The inspector general has no magic up his sleeve...
Law-enforcement officials deny that the decision, which reinforced a similar one in 1973, has led to an upsurge in police tactics that flirt with entrapment. Nonetheless, the techniques employed have grown more imaginative, and there is often great care taken to avoid entrapment. A Chicago undercover man, Joseph Saladino...