He seemed uncomfortable, somehow, a burly cop in the heart of wintery Manhattan.

He wasn't used to being the center of positive attention.

And yet, way up high in a New York City hotel conference room, the sleep crowd, the lawyers,

the judges are here to honor him.

For his work with the Buffalo Police Col case unit, for solving a string of rapes and

murders committed by a man known as the Byte Path rapist, and in the process, freeing

an innocent man from prison.

You're free, Aunt.

You're free.

They made a mistake.

But Dennis Delano was in no mood to spout the usual banalities of a grateful cop clutching

his big award.

I'm speaking to you as lawyers, and I'm just an average person, average intelligence.

I happen to have a lot of experience in police work.

That gathering is a cream of New York law and hardly mistake the tone of an angry man.

Surely, people with law degrees and that type of thing have to be able to see there's

a flaw in the system here.

Something has to be done with the system.

I don't know what, I just know that it has to be changed.

Even as he's speaking, he knows his own future as a cop.

It is very bleak indeed.

It's a very dangerous moment.

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