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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Cassandra Harriell s grief is heavy after losing her 5-year-old grandson, Jaylen Sloan, following a car crash.Jaylen and his twin brother, Jaylon, were riding in an SUV with their father last Friday when he crashed near North 81st Street and Hampton Avenue. He had such a beautiful smile. He was so full of life, funny, loved his brother, Harriell told TMJ4 News. Speed is believed to be a factor in the crash, according to the Milwaukee Police Department. A report from the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner s Office states it is believed that the driver had been drinking. Investigators presume the children were riding in the front seat wi
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GERMANTOWN 鈥?A Germantown man lost his battle to COVID-19 at the age of 44. Brad Jere died last week after a long stay in the hospital, leaving behind a wife and young kids. Brads family says he had no underlying health conditions.Brads wife Jessica says they still do not know how he was exposed to the virus at the beginning of August. He was taken to the hospital about a week later where he ultimately took his last breath. Jessica Jere Jessica says her husband was in the prime of his life. He had just founded a church, was in the process of opening a new business, and most importantly, he was being the best father he could be for his daughter and two sons.Jessica says everything changed when he was rushed to the hospital with coronavirus. From there, his symptoms
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