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Despite calling Grand Theft Auto 'a videogame franchise built around criminal activity,' Miami-Dade sheriff isn't mad about the NBA's 'Vice City' transformation
Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz says her strong stance against the GTA 6 promotional collaboration was only about "publicly owned facilities and infrastructure. "
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Sheriff Rosie Cordero‑Stutz clarified that her opposition to the Grand Theft Auto VI promotional partnership stemmed solely from concerns about the use of publicly owned facilities and infrastructure.
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