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Kenosha Police Name Rusten Shesky As Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake | The Urban Daily

  • Aug 27, 2020
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Again, Jacob Blake didn't threaten anyone with anything at the time of the shooting and according to the family the shooting has left Jacob Blake paralyzed though doctors do not know whether it will be permanent or temporary.

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