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‘Huge loss’: Packers fans react after Josh Jacobs placed on commissioner exempt list

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By Kaylee Staral Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE — Josh Jacobs’ absence is already changing the conversation around the Packers — and even fantasy football drafts. Jacobs, Green Bay’s running back, was placed on the NFL’s commissioner exempt list Sunday after being charged with two misdemeanors: battery and criminal damage to property. The charges stem from a May 23 incident at Jacobs’ home. Prosecutors allege Jacobs and a woman got into an argument that turned physical.
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Silk on Water temporarily closes due to public safety concerns; visitors react

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By Kaylee Staral Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE — Silk on Water Exotic Gentleman’s Club is temporarily closing its downtown Milwaukee location, citing ongoing violence and public safety concerns in the Water Street entertainment district, according to a statement released Aug. 28. The business said continued shootings, gun violence, and other serious public safety incidents have created an environment where it is no longer comfortable putting its employees and customers at risk.
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New video: Three Muskego homes hit by bullets, police say source unknown

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By Kaylee Staral Verified
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MUSKEGO — The Muskego Police Department says it has completed its investigation into three homes struck by firearm rounds in July, but cannot determine where the rounds came from or who fired them. The first incident was reported on July 10, when a round entered a home on Harvest Court through a bedroom wall. Two days later, police responded to two other homes after residents found rounds and damage.
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