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"In the 1970s both Frank Serpico and David Durk both believed that Robert Leuci was the only honest detective in the New York City Police Department's narcotics bureau.[1] They were wrong. It was the day in which Leuci's daughter Santina was born that his stomach wrenching introspection regarding what the, “right thing to do” was, from that moment forward began."

What do we mean by 'they were wrong'... that there were other honest men, that Leuci wasn't honest, or that Leuci would struggle internally as an informant? Ocaasi t | c 00:56, 21 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
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