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FILE- In this Dec. 31, 2016, photo provided by attorney Thomas P. Frerichs, Joseph McBride takes a photo of himself at his godmother's home in Glendale, Ariz. The photo and other alibi information helped McBride prove that he was wrongly arrested and charged in a Jan. 1, 2017 home invasion in his former hometown of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Linn County in Iowa agreed Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018, to pay McBride $285,000 to resolve the federal lawsuit McBride filed earlier in January. (Joseph McBride/Courtesy of Thomas P. Frerichs via AP, File)

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Iowa county considers response to wrongful arrest lawsuit

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In this Dec. 31, 2016, photo provided by attorney Thomas P. Frerichs, Joseph McBride takes a photo of himself at his godmother's home in Glendale, Ariz. The photo and other alibi information helped McBride prove that he was wrongly arrested and charged in a Jan. 1, 2017 home invasion in his former hometown of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. McBride filed a federal lawsuit Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, against the Iowa county and prosecutor responsible for his arrest and more than two months in jail. (Courtesy of Thomas P. Frerichs/Joseph McBride via AP)

Man sues Iowa county over wrongful arrest, 2-month jail stay

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This undated photo provided by the Chenango County Sherriffs Office shows Ernest Franklin. Ernest and Heather Franklin decided to kill their disabled adoptive son and cover up the crime with a house fire after watching the Oscar-winning movie &quot;Manchester by the Sea,&quot; according to the New York prosecutor handling the case. (Chenango County Sherriffs Office via AP)

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