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Governor Stein Announces $25,000 Reward To Help Solve Charlotte’s Juneteenth Killings

North Carolina has just announced a $25,000 reward for any information that helps solve four deaths from Charlotte’s Juneteenth celebration. Gov. Josh Stein announced the reward for information leading to […]

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