FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Broward County State Attorney Harold F. Pryor is taking steps to undo the damage caused by a tainted cocaine bust conducted by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office in the late 1980s. Pryor aims to nullify numerous convictions resulting from undercover deputies selling crack cocaine to unsuspecting individuals, a practice that was ruled unconstitutional by the Florida Supreme Court in 1993. This effort sheds light on the harsh consequences faced by many during the crack cocaine epidemic, when severe penalties were imposed for drug offenses, often unfairly targeting individuals near school zones. As Pryor endeavors to address past injustices, those impacted may soon have the chance to clear their names as the thorough review process progresses with the backing of Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony.