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Alleged victim 'forgives' Antonio Brown, won't take part in prosecution

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The alleged victim in Antonio Brown's second-degree attempted murder case said he has decided to "forgive" the former NFL star and "does not wish to participate" in his prosecution.

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Alleged victim 'forgives' Antonio Brown, won't take part in prosecution

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