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Junior Galette in trouble again

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Per article in N.O Times-Picauyne, there is a video from 2013 at Spring Break in South Beach showing him in various fist fights and striking people with a belt including a woman. Cell phones are everywhere with clear video capabilities.

The NFL is now aware of this video. Looks like he is in further trouble besides the other crap he was involved in. Some guys are just a problem.. That is all the article says besides stuff we already know about his past problems.

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I don't think charges have to be filed for the NFL to take action. If there is a video showing him punching  people and hitting a woman with a belt, then clearly it was an action that the NFL has made clear they will not tolerate.

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