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Camden Lee , 15 , was wrongly identified as a suspect in a mass shooting at a parade in Brooklyn .
The NYPD released a surveillance image of Lee , a 15-year-old high school football player, in September .
Police backpedaled almost immediately after meeting with Lee and his lawyer, then quietly removed his photograph.
The department has not publicly acknowledged the retraction, ignoring the pleas of Lee 's family.
It remains unclear why Lee was identified as suspect.
Lee 's family is weighing a possible lawsuit against the NYPD .
The mistaken identification came at a uniquely tumultuous time for city police.
A recent report faulted certain NYPD executives for “irresponsible and unprofessional” use of social media.
In December , just when the initial wave of attention around Lee began to subside, police announced they were upping the reward for information about the shooting to $ 10,000 .
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