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NBA Player Sterling Brown Agrees to $750,000 Settlement with Milwaukee In Police Excessive Force Lawsuit

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Nearly three years after he was tased by police during an arrest that followed a parking violation, NBA player Sterling Brown has agreed to a $750,000

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