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FRANKLIN, Wis. 鈥?As the end of summer draws near, kids are getting ready to head back to the classroom. It s an exciting time but Officer Gary Wallace of the Franklin Police Depar
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RACINE COUNTY, wis. 鈥?A 22-year-old Racine County man was arrested after allegedly causing several injuries to his infant son. The Racine County Sheriff s Office responded to Children s Hospital of Wisconsin for a report of child abuse on Tuesday. Police say the infant s mother reported that her infant had fresh injuries to his forehead. The infant was less than two months old.Medical staff located bruising, an arm fracture, a skull fracture, and several rib fractures, according to police. Staff said some injuries were in varying stages of healing and o
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