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Old 05-19-2017, 07:57 PM
 
Location: Pyongjang
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Trepierre Hummons killed a cop and earned a day named after him by the Democrat mayor.

Trepierre Hummons' father: I wasn't trying to trick anyone with proclamation - WCPO Cincinnati, OH

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“Trepierre’s life will be a life remembered through the commitment of the Trepierre Foundation’s effort to impact mental illness in kids and young adults” and that “Trepierre’s life will serve as a remembrance to the fight against child abuse, and the protection reform needed for kids affected by trauma” and that “his sacrifice will save the lives of children for generations to come and create a safe place for kids impacted by abuse.”
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