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MILWAUKEE-- Forty-five infants died in Milwaukee County in 2017, and 25 of them died due to an unsafe sleep environment, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner s Office.That s nearly a 41 percent increase from 2016, where 32 infant deaths were investigated and only 13 of them were due to unsafe sleep environments.MPD: Homicides Down Two Years In A RowThese numbers were released from the ME s office on Tuesday morning,
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