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Two potential suspects of attack on Jussie Smollett arrested by Police

It has been confirmed by the Chicago Police that the two suspects of the attack case on Jussie Smollett are arrested as they trial shows connection of them with the case. Two men who had relations with Smollett have been interrogated by the detectives and police claims that they are the prime suspects. The police are investigating that whether these two persons are the actual attackers. One of these two persons appeared in the “Empire” as well. Police raided the house of these two men on Wednesday and they also took important electronic devices, shoes, and other items for the purpose of investigation. The lawyer of these two men did not answer the media as she did not comment on the case.

Ivan Cease

Senior editor of the Chicago Morning Star

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