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When a serial murderer known as the "railroad killer" was being sought some years ago, the fbi interviewed people who had been in the areas of the crimes and might have seen the perpetrator. as a result of those reports, the fbi issued a wanted poster for a "hispanic male" of a certain description. during one of the press briefings, a reporter asked the fbi agent in charge of the search whether specifying that the suspect was hispanic constituted discrimination. how would you have answered if you had been that fbi agent? present your answer in the form of an argument.

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