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Black Wisconsin Man Shot by White Cop Paralyzed from Waist Down

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Jacob Blake, the Black Wisconsin man shot Sunday in the back by a White police officer, is paralyzed from the waist down, according to a statement issued by his father, who added that doctors don’t know if his son’s injury is permanent. Blake,29, was shot several times in front of three of his children as …

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