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Family sues bar and Minnesota Wild after Bloomington man killed in fight over social distancing

Summary by Ground News
The suit was filed in April by Julie Ryan, widow of the late Bloomington hockey coach Mike Ryan. It names seven entities and Ryan Whisler, the St. Paul man who punched Ryan. Whisler was sentenced Monday in a separate criminal case to seven years' probation after he pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

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Family sues bar and Minnesota Wild after Bloomington man killed in fight over social distancing

Workers "should have known the risk" Whisler presented to patrons, and "failed to provide safe premises" by having security intervene before Ryan was killed, the suit alleges.

·Minneapolis, United States
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