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When Reed and Olivia left home, they never imagined they'd find themselves questioned, searched, and thrown to the ground by police looking for suspects in recent crimes. As their worst fears become reality, they must find a way to prove their innocence and make it home safe once again. From ABC News legal analyst and legal-aid advocate Brian Buckmire, this compelling story draws from real-life advice, lessons, and conversations with attorneys, law enforcement, and the wrongfully accused to help turn the whispers and family discussions about racial inequality and mistreatment into wider conversations, healing, and, one day, change.

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Brian G. Buckmire is a senior staff attorney in the Criminal Defense Practice and Homicide Defense Task Force at the Legal Aid Society, representing indigent clients in Brooklyn, New York. He is also a legal contributor for ABC and has covered events like the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd and the trials against Harvey Weinstein and R. Kelly. Born in Toronto and of Caribbean heritage, he lives with his wife, Victoria, in New York. Nile Bullock is a multi-talented actor, singer, dancer, audiobook narrator, and recording artist. He made his stage debut as Eugene Williams in The Scottsboro Boys at the Old Globe Theater and ACT in San Francisco. A lead in the multi-award-winning indie film The Subject, he co-starred on the Netflix series Seven Seconds and has performed on numerous other shows, including guest starring on NBC's Chicago Med and playing D-Wiz in Starz's Power Book III: Raising Kanan.

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