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REPEAT OFFENDER ARRESTED Less than 24 hours after being released from jail on his own recognizance for the EXACT SAME CHARGES, 19-year-old Andre Wiley was arrested again. Last week, Wiley, 18-year-old Andrew Ivy, and 18-year-old Kameryus Mayhand arrived together at a local jewelry store. Ivy and Mayhand distracted employees...

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